ER-Series Straight Shot Straight Shot® Hot Sprue Bushings
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The DME standard ER-Series Straight Shot Hot Sprue Bushings (Long and Short Styles), like the standard E-Series, are supplied with a .25 inch extra stock allowance on the front face to permit machining of runner profiles or part contours into that face. These bushings feature a “reverse taper” design that originates from under the heat source, providing easier start-ups. The ER-Series design can also be used when a reverse taper will benefit a particular application. These bushings are supplied with a .12 diameter orifice and a .50 long reverse taper. The orifice may be enlarged and the taper increased to suit.
(Long Style)
ER-Series (Long Style)
5.34
1.995 DIA. +.000 –.005
A = 8 7
7 TO 3
.19
8
.12 DIA.
.50
NOTE: For minimum projection on runner/part,
1.000 DIA.
R
.31 DIA.
alter the bushing face (See figures 1 thru 3 on next page).
5˚
.015 RELIEF
.44
.340
.015 RELIEF
.62
ENLARGED VIEW AS SUPPLIED
Replacement Cores
IEM NUMBER
SPH.RAD.
SSBT45ER SSBT65ER
.500 .750
ER-Series Straight Shot (Long Style) Hot Sprue Bushings
The DME standard ER-Series Straight Shot (Long Style) is available in seven standard shoulder lengths with a 1 / 2 " spherical radius and 120 or 240 volt heater. The ER-Series Straight Shot (Long Style) can be retrofitted to suit the particular molding application. NOTE: 5° heater lead is standard. For 90° lead, add “90” to end of item number (e.g., SSBT4507ER190).
WITH 120 VOLT HEATER
WITH 240 VOLT HEATER
SHOULDER LENGTH A
R
ITEM NUMBER
ITEM NUMBER
1 7 ⁄ 2 3 ⁄ 2 7 ⁄ 3 7 ⁄
SSBT4517ER2 SSBT4523ER2 SSBT4527ER2 SSBT4537ER2
8
SSBT4523ER1
1 ⁄
8
2
8
8
NOTE: The expansion factor must be taken into consideration prior to machining for and installation of the bushing. This factor (BE) must then be added to the A dimension. The formula for determining this expansion factor is as follows: BE = “A” dimension x 0.00000633 x nozzle set point - 68ºF (assuming the mold is at 68ºF during operation). If mold temperature is different, substitute 68ºF with actual mold temperature. EXAMPLE: Given a setpoint of 500°F: BE = 1.375 × .0000063 × (500 – 68) = .004 thus 1.375 + .004 = 1.379. Please note that the above information is given as an example. Variations may occur based on mold configuration and cooling factor. In some instances, it may be necessary to obtain an empirical factor.
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