Automatable internal endless film parting tool

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Shaping surface including means to release or remove product... – By means releasing article from interiorly placed shaping...

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425444, B29C 4142

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ABSTRACT:
An automatable tool can part an internal endless film from a mold. A preferred embodiment includes a lead member and a lap member having parallel axes, and rotating about an axis intermediate to their axes. The lead member may be provided with a separation tip used to initiate separation of a film from a mold. A trailer member can also be provided and all three members are inserted internal to a mold. The lead member is inserted so as to be on the outside of the film while the lap member and trailer member remain internal to the film. Upon rotation of a connection means between the lead and lap members, the film is wound up on the tool so that it may be removed from the mold.

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