Apparatus for making biological discs

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Surface bonding means and/or assembly means therefor – With separate heating means for work

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156250, 156285, 156382, 156516, 264 92, 264101, 425292, 425384, 425388, 425405R, 425DIG48, 425DIG60, B32B 3114, B32B 3120, B32B 3126

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for making biological discs comprises the steps and means for welding the longitudinal edges of a pair of identical rectangular plastic sheets together to form a single large sheet. This single large sheet is conveyed to a heating and vacuum forming station where the sheet is heated and vacuum formed to have a plurality of convex cup-like projections formed in the surface thereof. The sheet is then moved to a cutting station where heating mechanisms form openings therein for accommodating an axle and a plurality of tie rods, and the sheet is cut in circular configuration by a cutting device shiftable on a radius of predetermined magnitude.

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