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US3854832A - Handling rod assembly for investment casting mold - Google Patents

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US3854832A
US3854832A US00323937A US32393773A US3854832A US 3854832 A US3854832 A US 3854832A US 00323937 A US00323937 A US 00323937A US 32393773 A US32393773 A US 32393773A US 3854832 A US3854832 A US 3854832A Authority
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1974-01-14 Priority to JP49006691A priority patent/JPS49101227A/ja
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B22—CASTING; POWDER METALLURGY
    • B22C—FOUNDRY MOULDING
    • B22C7/00—Patterns; Manufacture thereof so far as not provided for in other classes
    • B22C7/02—Lost patterns
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
    • A63B60/00—Details or accessories of golf clubs, bats, rackets or the like
    • A63B60/06—Handles
    • A63B60/22—Adjustable handles
    • A63B60/28—Adjustable handles with adjustable length
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
    • Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
    • Y10T403/00—Joints and connections
    • Y10T403/70—Interfitted members
    • Y10T403/7005—Lugged member, rotary engagement
    • Y10T403/7007—Bayonet joint
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
    • Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
    • Y10T403/00—Joints and connections
    • Y10T403/70—Interfitted members
    • Y10T403/7016—Diametric end slot is joint component

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  • Automated handling apparatus for making ceramic shell molds normally comprise a handling rod assembly, including a connecting lug embedded in a wax cuff having a wax pattern secured thereto.
  • the lug is threadably connected to an elongated rod of the rod assembly during formation of the mold, wherein the wax pattern is repeatedly dipped in a ceramic slurry to form a ceramic shell mold therearound.
  • the wax mold is elevated and twirled to evenly distribute a coating of the ceramic slurry therearound and to permit the run-off of excess slurry.
  • FIG. 2 is an exploded, isometric view of the handling rod assembly.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates a handling rod assembly operatively connected to a wax pattern 12, simulating the crankshaft ofa fuel injection pump, by means of a cast cuff .13.
  • the cuff may be cast from any suitable material, such as wax or aluminum, and suitably secured to the upper end of the wax pattern. When the pattern and the cuff each constitute a wax material, thay may be bonded together at the wax interface therebetween.
  • a connecting lug 14 has an irregularly shaped head 15 formed thereon for embedment in the cast. cuff.
  • the head thus provides a drive connection between the lug and cuff to rotate pattern 12 during formation of a ceramic shell mold thereon.
  • the lug further comprises a bore 16 formed centrally therethrough to intersect a pair of diametrically opposed bayonet-type locking slots 17, each comprising a vertically disposed portion 18 and an intersecting horizontally disposed portion 19, closed at one end thereof.
  • a pair of diametrically opposed driving and locking tabs 20 are formed on the lug to extend upwardly therefrom and in circumferentially spaced relationship relative to locking slots 17.
  • the handling rod assembly further comprises an elongated rod 21 having attachment means 22 formed on its upper end, adapted to attach the rod assembly to clamping fingers (not shown) of standard automated mold handling apparatus.
  • a mold attaching end 23 of the rod comprises a cylindrical portion 24 terminating at its lower end at a reduced extension 25 and at its upper end at an annular flange 26.
  • a hole 27, formed transversely through rod-portion 24, has a drive pin 29 press-fitted therein to have its free ends project radially outwardly from the rod.
  • a hole 30 is formed transversely through extension 25 and has a locking pin 31 press-fitted therein.
  • lug 14 having pattern 12 and cuff 13 pre-attached thereto, is selectively connected to rod assembly .10 to facilitate forma tion of a ceramic mold on the pattern in the manner described above.
  • sleeve 32 is manually retracted to compress spring 34 to expose extension 25 of rod 21 for telescopic engagement in bore 16 of connecting lug l4.
  • Thefree ends of lock pin 31 are then inserted into vertical slot portions 18 of locking slots 21 and the rod and lug are rotated relative to each other to seat the ends of the lock pin in-the closed ends of slot portions 19.
  • anti-rotation means for preventing both clockwise tab and slot connection formed on axially opposed ends of said lug and said sleeve.
  • the handling rod assembly of claim 3 further comprising an annular flange secured on said rod and a normally compressed coil spring mounted on said rod between said sleeve and said flange.
  • the handling rod assembly of claim 5 further comprising an elongated slot formed longitudinally through said sleeve to receive the end of said pin therein to form 'a lost-motion connection permitting limited axial movement, but for preventing relative rotation between said rod and said sleeve.

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Abstract

A handling rod assembly comprises a rod having a connecting lug detachably mounted at its lower end to provide a drive connection between the rod assembly and a wax pattern pre-attached to the lug. The lug is detachably connected to the rod assembly by a bayonet connection and a pair of drive lugs which cooperate to prevent axial and rotational movement of the lug relative to the rod during spinning thereof. A coil spring is mounted on the rod to retain the drive lugs in driving engagement during such spinning.

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United States Patent Cowper m] 3,854,832 1451 Dec. 17,1974

[ HANDLING ROD ASSEMBLY FOR INVESTMENT CASTING MOLD [75] Inventor: Glenn Sherwin Cowper, Metamora,

Caterpillar Tractor Co., Peoria, 111.

Jan. 15, 1973 Assignee:

Filed:

Appl. No.:

US. Cl 403/349, 164/235, 403/354 Int. Cl. B25g 3/28, B22c 7/00 Field of Search 403/349, 354, 315, 316,

References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 10/1927 Davis 403/35 4 10/1942 Strunk et a]. 403/349 X 2,901,258 8/1959 Brandaji .1 403/349 X Primary Examinerl-l. Hampton Hunter Attorney, Agent, or Firm-Phillips, Moore, Weissenberger Lempio & Strabala [57] ABSTRACT A handling rod assembly comprises a rod having a connecting lug detachably mounted at its lower end to provide a drive connection between the rod assembly and a wax pattern pre-attached to the lug. The lug is detachably connected to the rod assembly by a bayonet connection and a pair of drive lugs which cooperate to prevent axial and rotationalmovement of the lug relative to the rod during spinning thereof. A coil spring is mounted on the rod to retain the drive lugs in driving engagement during such spinning.

7 Claims, 2 Drawing Figures PATENTEU DEC] 7 I974 sum 2 o 2 HANDLING ROD ASSEMBLY FOR INVESTMENT CASTING MOLD BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Automated handling apparatus for making ceramic shell molds normally comprise a handling rod assembly, including a connecting lug embedded in a wax cuff having a wax pattern secured thereto. The lug is threadably connected to an elongated rod of the rod assembly during formation of the mold, wherein the wax pattern is repeatedly dipped in a ceramic slurry to form a ceramic shell mold therearound. During such formation, the wax mold is elevated and twirled to evenly distribute a coating of the ceramic slurry therearound and to permit the run-off of excess slurry.

The mold is then rapidly spun in alternate directions for final removal of excess slurry and is thereafter dipped in a fluidized bed for drying purposes. Such spinning and abrupt reversal of the rod assembly tends to unscrew the threaded connection between the rod and the lug. In addition, manual threading of the rod and the lug together is unduly time-consuming, particularly when used in connection with high-speed auto,-

mated handling apparatus wherein time is of the essence.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Other objects of this invention will become apparent I from the following description and accompanying drawings wherein:

FIG. 1 is a front elevational view of a handling rod assembly, having a cast cuff and pattern attached thereto; and

FIG. 2 is an exploded, isometric view of the handling rod assembly.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION FIG. 1 illustrates a handling rod assembly operatively connected to a

wax pattern

12, simulating the crankshaft ofa fuel injection pump, by means ofa cast cuff .13. The cuff may be cast from any suitable material, such as wax or aluminum, and suitably secured to the upper end of the wax pattern. When the pattern and the cuff each constitute a wax material, thay may be bonded together at the wax interface therebetween.

A connecting

lug

14 has an irregularly

shaped head

15 formed thereon for embedment in the cast. cuff. The head thus provides a drive connection between the lug and cuff to rotate

pattern

12 during formation of a ceramic shell mold thereon. The lug further comprises a

bore

16 formed centrally therethrough to intersect a pair of diametrically opposed bayonet-

type locking slots

17, each comprising a vertically disposed

portion

18 and an intersecting horizontally disposed

portion

19, closed at one end thereof. A pair of diametrically opposed driving and

locking tabs

20 are formed on the lug to extend upwardly therefrom and in circumferentially spaced relationship relative to

locking slots

17.

Referring to FIG. 2, the handling rod assembly further comprises an

elongated rod

21 having attachment means 22 formed on its upper end, adapted to attach the rod assembly to clamping fingers (not shown) of standard automated mold handling apparatus. A

mold attaching end

23 of the rod comprises a

cylindrical portion

24 terminating at its lower end at a reduced

extension

25 and at its upper end at an

annular flange

26. A

hole

27, formed transversely through rod-

portion

24, has a

drive pin

29 press-fitted therein to have its free ends project radially outwardly from the rod.

A

hole

30 is formed transversely through

extension

25 and has a

locking pin

31 press-fitted therein. The

21 and for preventing axial movement therebetween. A

locking sleeve

32 is telescopically mounted on

cylindrical portion

23 of the rod and has a pair of diametrically opposed and

elongated slots

33 formed longitudinally therethrough.

As shown in FIG. 1, each of the slots receives a free end of

pin

29 to form a lost-motion connection therebetween for permitting limited axial movement between the sleeve and rod, but for preventing relative rotation therebetween. A

coil spring

34 is normally compressed between

flange

26 and the upper end of

sleeve

32 to provide releasable retaining means for bi asing the sleeve downwardly on the rod to ensure continuous axial engagement of

locking tabs

20 in a pair of axially opposed and

mating locking slots

36. Such tab. and slot arrangement thus comprise anti-rotation means, along with

pin

29 and

slot

33 for preventing both clockwise and counter-clockwise rotation of

lug

14 relative to

rod

21. During an investment casting process,

lug

14, having

pattern

12 and

cuff

13 pre-attached thereto, is selectively connected to rod assembly .10 to facilitate forma tion of a ceramic mold on the pattern in the manner described above. In particular,

sleeve

32 is manually retracted to compress

spring

34 to expose

extension

25 of

rod

21 for telescopic engagement in

bore

16 of connecting lug l4. Thefree ends of

lock pin

31 are then inserted into

vertical slot portions

18 of

locking slots

21 and the rod and lug are rotated relative to each other to seat the ends of the lock pin in-the closed ends of

slot portions

19. v

Sleeve 32is then released to allow

locking slots

36 to engage

locking tabs

20 to aid in preventing rotation of a rod having attachment means on its upper end adapted to attach the rod assembly to mold handling apparatus,

a casting connecting lug having an irregularly shaped head,

coupling means detachably connecting said lug to a lower end of said rod assembly and for preventing axial movement of said lug relative to said rod, and

anti-rotation means for preventing both clockwise tab and slot connection formed on axially opposed ends of said lug and said sleeve.

4. The handling rod assembly of claim 3 further comprising an annular flange secured on said rod and a normally compressed coil spring mounted on said rod between said sleeve and said flange.-

5. The handling rod assembly of claim 3 wherein said anti-rotation means further comprises a pin secured to I said rod to have an end thereof project radially through at least one side of said sleeve.

6. The handling rod assembly of claim 5 further comprising an elongated slot formed longitudinally through said sleeve to receive the end of said pin therein to form 'a lost-motion connection permitting limited axial movement, but for preventing relative rotation between said rod and said sleeve.

7. The handling rod assembly of claim 1 wherein said coupling means comprises a bayonet connection.

Claims (7)

1. An investment casting handling rod assembly adapted for use in making an investment casting mold comprising a rod having attachment means on its upper end adapted to attach the rod assembly to mold handling apparatus, a casting connecting lug having an irregularly shaped head, coupling means detachably connecting said lug to a lower end of said rod assembly and for preventing axial movement of said lug relative to said rod, and anti-rotation means for preventing both clockwise and counterclockwise rotation of said lug relative to said rod.

2. The handling rod assembly of claim 1 further comprising releasable retaining means for continuously maintaining said anti-rotation means in a locked position.

3. The handling rod assembly of claim 1 further comprising a sleeve telescopically mounted on said rod, said anti-rotation means comprising at least one mating tab and slot connection formed on axially opposed ends of said lug and said sleeve.

4. The handling rod assembly of claim 3 further comprising an annular flange secured on said rod and a normally compressed coil spring mounted on said rod between said sleeve and said flange.

5. The handling rod assembly of claim 3 wherein said anti-rotation means further comprises a pin secured to said rod to have an end thereof project radially through at least one side of said sleeve.

6. The handling rod assembly of claim 5 further comprising an elongated slot formed longitudinally through said sleeve to receive the end of said pin therein to form a lost-motion connection permitting limited axial movement, but for preventing relative rotation between said rod and said sleeve.

7. The handling rod assembly of claim 1 wherein said coupling means comprises a bayonet connection.

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