Autocutting extrusion machine for producing prestressed concrete

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Building forms or construction engineering type mold with... – Including mold charging means

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425224, 425308, 425432, 425456, B28B 108, B28B 320

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention of an extrusion machine for forming prestressed concrete cored slabs includes a mechanism for cutting and core-plugging a molded concrete slab into sections having both ends plugged. The extrusion machine is capable of forming several transverse ribs at intermediate positions along the slab. The mechanism includes a cutting blade, blade cylinder, blade vibrator, supplement feed device, supplement feed plate, supplement feed plate cylinder, a hydraulic system and means for movement of the machine. The extrusion machine is able to produce directly high quality prestressed concrete cored narrow and large size slab units.

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