Apparatus for and method of treating a viscous material

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Forming continuous or indefinite length work – Layered – stratified traversely of length – or multiphase...

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264174, 264211, 264245, 264349, 366 90, 366 99, 366307, 425113, 4251311, 425205, 425207, B29C 4704, B29C 4764

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ABSTRACT:
Material to be colored is fed from an extruder to a positive displacement means such as a gear pump. The output from which is split into at least two streams one of which is fed to a mixer which is preferably a cavity transfer mixer. Colorant is injected into one of the streams either before or at the mixer and the two streams are recombined downstream of the mixer preferably in a diehead. The arrangement provides for reliable coloration whilst premitting flexibility in production.

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