Glass manufacturing – Glassworking or preform by or with reheating means – Planar sheet preform
Patent
1979-11-02
1981-04-07
Kellogg, Arthur D.
Glass manufacturing
Glassworking or preform by or with reheating means
Planar sheet preform
65106, 65287, 65289, C03B 2303
Patent
active
042604095
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to securing a cover of flexible material such as fiber glass cloth tightly against a shaping surface of a solid mold used to shape glass sheets. The securing means is located within the outline of the solid mold to avoid having cover attachment means beyond the solid mold outline. This permits the use of a solid mold of maximum size compared to that of an outline mold when glass sheets are shaped by a process that requires the solid mold to pass through a position occupied by an outline mold.
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Reese Thomas J.
Rodgers Edward R.
Kellogg Arthur D.
Lepiane Donald Carl
Mates Edward I.
PPG Industries Inc.
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