Flat guiding unit comparison

Thermal expansion of a mould base

If the heating is uniform, the plates expand from the centre in a ring shape. Flat guiding units, which are aligned to the centre of the plate, compensate for thermal expansion.

E 1315 – Flat guiding unit with final centring

This robust and high-precision flat guiding unit with final centring takes over the function of the guide pillar and final centring.
Optimum sliding properties and wear resistance due to DLC coated flat guiding stock. These can be replaced individually during mould maintenance if necessary – E 1317.

Time saving through vertical machining from the split line face in one clamping operation.

If necessary, the guide clearance can be increased by simply machining the flat guiding stock.

E 1315 E 1317

E 1320 – Flat guiding unit with final centring

Space-saving version of E 1315
Optimum sliding properties and wear resistance due to DLC coated flat guiding stocks
Optionally, the E 1323 / E 1324 flat guiding stock can also be used with self-lubricating E 1322 gliding plate for flat guiding stocks with graphite inserts.

Information

Flat guiding stock with central bores – ideal for 3 plate moulds and suitable for two split faces.

E 1320 E 1322 E 1323

E 1324

E 1323 / E 1324 Flat guiding stock in combination with E 13212

There is a risk of wedging when tightening the flat guiding stock. This is prevented thanks to the recessed installation of the higher flat guiding stock version.
Cost savings through reversible flat guiding stocks with symmetrical geometry
Space-saving variant of E 1315
Optimum sliding properties and wear resistance due to DLC coated flat guiding stocks

E 13212

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