US3620508A - Apparatus for filling dental mold flasks - Google Patents
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- ABSTRACT A device to vibrate dental mold flask as the investment material is being placed in the flask to form the mold in which the operator may have both hands free to manipulate the flask and the container in which the investment material was mixed,
- the vibrating device being activated by placing the mold on the device which includes a lever to be vibrated by a cam.
- PATENTEDunv 16 I971 mii INVENTQR Hams Lew APPARATUS FOR FILLING DENTAL MOLD FLASKS This invention relates to an apparatus for the manufacture of mold in the fine-casting technique and especially in the lostwax dental technique.
- the cast wax model is usually arranged in a container or flask and this model is then surrounded with a plasterlike casting investment material which, after it has hardened, and after the wax has been removed, is used as the molding form for the final cast model.
- the various steps that have to be accomplished include in this instance, a mixing of the mass of investment material, a subsequent casting of this material into the container in which the wax model of the piece to be cast is supported and the container or flask must be vibrated during the filling process by a vibrating mechanism which guarantees a better distribution of the mass within the flask, which with the investment material makes up the mold and prevents the danger of air bubbles.
- the object of this invention is to produce an apparatus which makes it possible to accomplish the filling-in process in a short period of time and without any difficulties.
- a shaking or vibrating mechanism is used which turns on automatically when the container is placed upon it. The person performing this process has therefore both hands free for the most important operation of filling the casting mold. Any manual actuation of switches or the like is not necessary.
- This apparatus consists of a ball 1 which is attached on the end of a lever In that carries it. Said lever can be oscillated around the axis 2 as a fulcrum.
- the arm 11; of the lever which lies opposite the ball 1 makes actuation of a switch 3 possible, which in turn, actuates the drive motor of the vibrating mechanism.
- This motor is not shown in the drawing.
- the lever arm lb when in its rest position, is held in place by a tension spring 4.
- the vibrating of the lever is caused by an eccentric disk 6, which is driven by the motor, not shown. This eccentric disk 6 acts on a roller bearing 5, so that, for practical purposes, no forces of friction can arise between the eccentric disk and the lever which is vibrated by rotation of said eccentric disk.
- the apparatus as shown in the drawing is used by the person operating it by pressing the flask 7, including the wax model on the ball 1 so that the flask is supported by said ball.
- the operator then exerts a pressure on the ball 1 by moving flask 7 downwardly.
- the drive motor is turned on by the switch 3 and the vibration process is started at the same time so that the operator using this apparatus can take one hand to pour the investment material from a container 8 into the container or flask 7, while the process of vibrating is still going on.
- the container 7 is lifted from the ball 1, whereupon the arm 1b of the lever moves back into its rest position under the influence of the tension spring 4 and the motor is automatically switched off by means of the switch 3.
- the person operating this apparatus can accomplish the process of filling the flask with the mass of investment material without it being necessary to actuate any switches for the accomplishment of the process of vibration.
- An apparatus for vibrating the flask in making a mold comprising a ball element, means to vibrate said ball and switch means activated by downward pressure on said ball to actuate said means to vibrate said ball, whereby when said ball is pressed downwardly by a flask, the flask will be vibrated.
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Abstract
A device to vibrate dental mold flask as the investment material is being placed in the flask to form the mold in which the operator may have both hands free to manipulate the flask and the container in which the investment material was mixed. The vibrating device being activated by placing the mold on the device which includes a lever to be vibrated by a cam.
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United States Patent Inventor Hans Lea Frankfurt am Main, Germany App]. No. 861,342
Filed Sept. 26, 1969 Patented Nov. 16, 1971 Assignee Deutsche GoId-Und SiIber-Scheideanstalt Vormals Roessler Frankfurt am Main, Germany APPARATUS FOR FILLING DENTAL MOLD FLASKS 3 Claims, 1 Drawing Fig.
US. Cl 259/72,
259/91, 164/260, 164/39, 164/376, 25/41 J Int. Cl.. B011 11/00 Field of Search 164/260,
39, 376, 223,196, 203; 259/1 72, DIG. 20, 25, 26, 91, DIG. 41, DIG. 44; 25/41 J; 18/17 A, 17 D; 264/71 [56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,648,530 11/1927 A1torfer.... 259/72 X 1,705,162 3/1929 Wahl 259/DIG. 41 1,756,325 4/1930 Williams... 164/260 X 1,918,018 7/1933 Clark 259/72 2,116,367 5/1938 Smith 164/260 X 2,494,866 l/l950 Fressola 259/72 X 2,846,201 8/1958 Mermelstein 259/72 2.988.084 6/1961 Douglas 259/D1G. 41 3,278,167 10/1966 Bowman 259/D1G. 41
Primary Examiner.1. Spencer Overholser Assistant Examiner-John S. Brown Attorneys Francis D. Stephens and Hugo Huettig, .Ir
ABSTRACT: A device to vibrate dental mold flask as the investment material is being placed in the flask to form the mold in which the operator may have both hands free to manipulate the flask and the container in which the investment material was mixed, The vibrating device being activated by placing the mold on the device which includes a lever to be vibrated by a cam.
PATENTEDunv 16 I971 mii INVENTQR Hams Lew APPARATUS FOR FILLING DENTAL MOLD FLASKS This invention relates to an apparatus for the manufacture of mold in the fine-casting technique and especially in the lostwax dental technique. In the production of cast metal work for the use in dentistry, the cast wax model is usually arranged in a container or flask and this model is then surrounded with a plasterlike casting investment material which, after it has hardened, and after the wax has been removed, is used as the molding form for the final cast model.
The various steps that have to be accomplished include in this instance, a mixing of the mass of investment material, a subsequent casting of this material into the container in which the wax model of the piece to be cast is supported and the container or flask must be vibrated during the filling process by a vibrating mechanism which guarantees a better distribution of the mass within the flask, which with the investment material makes up the mold and prevents the danger of air bubbles.
The object of this invention is to produce an apparatus which makes it possible to accomplish the filling-in process in a short period of time and without any difficulties. In accordance with this invention, a shaking or vibrating mechanism is used which turns on automatically when the container is placed upon it. The person performing this process has therefore both hands free for the most important operation of filling the casting mold. Any manual actuation of switches or the like is not necessary.
Similar working processes can also be accomplished in the technique of casting fine jewelry.
The means by which the objects of this invention are obtained are described more fully with respect to the accompanying drawing which is a schematic cross-sectional view through the apparatus.
This apparatus consists of a ball 1 which is attached on the end of a lever In that carries it. Said lever can be oscillated around the axis 2 as a fulcrum. The arm 11; of the lever which lies opposite the ball 1 makes actuation of a switch 3 possible, which in turn, actuates the drive motor of the vibrating mechanism. This motor is not shown in the drawing. The lever arm lb, when in its rest position, is held in place by a tension spring 4. The vibrating of the lever is caused by an eccentric disk 6, which is driven by the motor, not shown. This eccentric disk 6 acts on a roller bearing 5, so that, for practical purposes, no forces of friction can arise between the eccentric disk and the lever which is vibrated by rotation of said eccentric disk. The apparatus as shown in the drawing, is used by the person operating it by pressing the flask 7, including the wax model on the ball 1 so that the flask is supported by said ball. The operator then exerts a pressure on the ball 1 by moving flask 7 downwardly. The drive motor is turned on by the switch 3 and the vibration process is started at the same time so that the operator using this apparatus can take one hand to pour the investment material from a container 8 into the container or flask 7, while the process of vibrating is still going on. After this process of filling has been accomplished, the container 7 is lifted from the ball 1, whereupon the arm 1b of the lever moves back into its rest position under the influence of the tension spring 4 and the motor is automatically switched off by means of the switch 3.
With the apparatus of the present invention, the person operating this apparatus can accomplish the process of filling the flask with the mass of investment material without it being necessary to actuate any switches for the accomplishment of the process of vibration.
Having now described the means by which the objects of this invention are obtained,
Iclaim:
1. An apparatus for vibrating the flask in making a mold, said apparatus comprising a ball element, means to vibrate said ball and switch means activated by downward pressure on said ball to actuate said means to vibrate said ball, whereby when said ball is pressed downwardly by a flask, the flask will be vibrated.
2. The apparatus of claim 1 in which said ball is mounted on a lever, and said switch means is operated by movement of said lever.
3. The apparatus of claim 2 in WhlCh said lever is provided with a roller bearing which is moved by movement of said lever into a position for engagement with said means to vibrate said ball.
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1. An apparatus for vibrating the flask in making a mold, said apparatus comprising a ball element, means to vibrate said ball and switch means activated by downward pressure on said ball to actuate said means to vibrate said ball, whereby when said ball is pressed downwardly by a flask, the flask will be vibrated.
2. The apparatus of claim 1 in which said ball is mounted on a lever, and said switch means is operated by movement of said lever.
3. The apparatus of claim 2 in which said lever is provided with a roller bearing which is moved by movement of said lever into a position for engagement with said means to vibrate said ball.
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| US4593739A (en) * | 1983-12-30 | 1986-06-10 | Outboard Marine Corporation | Method of and apparatus for packing sand around a mold pattern by vibration |
| US4600046A (en) * | 1984-01-04 | 1986-07-15 | Outboard Marine Corporation | Molding apparatus and process including sand compaction system |
| US5121990A (en) * | 1985-12-23 | 1992-06-16 | Jacques Guiet | Device for the preparation of a paste |
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| US2116367A (en) * | 1935-10-17 | 1938-05-03 | Submarine Signal Co | Apparatus for treating metals |
| US2494866A (en) * | 1947-08-19 | 1950-01-17 | Alfred J Fressola | Agitating device |
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| US1918018A (en) * | 1931-06-05 | 1933-07-11 | Coe Lab Inc | Investment vibrator |
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| US2846201A (en) * | 1955-10-27 | 1958-08-05 | Mermelstein Morris | Paint mixing device |
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| US4593739A (en) * | 1983-12-30 | 1986-06-10 | Outboard Marine Corporation | Method of and apparatus for packing sand around a mold pattern by vibration |
| US4600046A (en) * | 1984-01-04 | 1986-07-15 | Outboard Marine Corporation | Molding apparatus and process including sand compaction system |
| US5121990A (en) * | 1985-12-23 | 1992-06-16 | Jacques Guiet | Device for the preparation of a paste |
| US11427504B2 (en) * | 2015-05-22 | 2022-08-30 | Dentsply Sirona Inc. | Method to produce a dental structure and dental structure |
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