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Torque Requirements for Mold Parts
When assembling a mold, it is good practice to use the following torque requirements to keep the mold properly aligned:
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Part Description |
TORQUE REQUIREMENTS |
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Foot pounds |
Newton–Meters |
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| Outside division plate |
625 to 675 |
930 to 1005 |
| Face liner holder |
175 to 290 |
260 to 290 |
| Core bar assembly |
70 to 90 |
105 to 135 |
| Threaded inside division plate |
40 to 50 |
60 to 70 |
| End liner |
100 to 140 |
150 to 210 |
| Plunger to stripper head plate |
100 to 140 |
150 to 210 |
| Stripper shoe |
65 to 75 |
100 to 110 |
| Vibrator bolt |
220 to 300 |
330 to 450 |
Posted 4 September 2001