Method for casting a bidirectional foam pig

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With severing – removing material from preform mechanically,... – Dividing work to form plural articles

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264261, 264267, 264279, 264313, 249 83, 249155, 425127, B29C 3910, B29C 3912

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ABSTRACT:
The present disclosure sets forth both a method and apparatus for molding a unitary pig formed of two types of material, one being a light weight foam, and the other being a harder polymeric material thereby yielding a unitary harder material in the cast pig. The finished product involves N discs having parallel end faces and a central drilled core; the unitary cast harder material defines end located discs located adjacent to said foam core and a central core therein so that the end located discs adjacent to the foam donut are unitary with the core and bonded thereto.

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