Side Core-pulling Mechanism

Name	Analysis and Explanation of Side Core-pulling Mechanism
side-core-pulling mechanism	Non-Parallel to Mold Opening Direction
side block	Travel direction not parallel to mold opening, powered by angle pins, springs or cylinders, also known as slide
side insert	Insert mounted on slider forming side undercuts/features
side insert pin	Small cylindrical insert on slider (preferably modified from standard ejector pins
gib	Provides fixation and guidance for sliders
wedge	Increases clamping force, also known as the locking heel, and wedge block
angle pin	Preferably use standard angle pins; for larger diameters modify from leader pins
angle block	Secures angle pins in place
square block	Square or rectangular cross-section pin functioning as angle pin
forniciform dowel	Used for complex molds requiring multiple openings
lifter	Angled ejection component, also called the angle ejector, lifter pin
link bar	Component driving lifter movement
lifter insert	Insert mounted on angle lifter
lifter insert pin	Cylindrical insert on lifter (preferably modified from standard ejector pins)
lifter guide block	Supports and guides lifters (material: bronze bushing)
lifter slider block	Mounted at lifter base for sliding on ejector plate/lifter seat
lifter base	Fixed to ejector plate to facilitate lifter sliding
slider ejector pin	Installed in slider to eject parts during side core-pulling, prevents stikcking
lifter ejector pin	Installed in lifters with same function as slide ejector pins