Injection molding method

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With severing – removing material from preform mechanically,... – Flash or sprue removal type

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264328, 264329, B29F 105

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041286138

ABSTRACT:
An improved injection mold method includes interposing a gate between a mold chamber or cavity and a runner passageway. The cross sectional opening of the gate is non-circular in shape and may comprise a plurality of foliations. The non-circular shape of gate opening enables the provision of sufficient area to insure adequate filling and compacting of molding material in a mold chamber within a reasonable time interval and also avoids difficult problems such as drooling, stringing, and/or freeze-off or blocking of material-supply passageways.

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