Blow molding method

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Obtaining plural product pieces from unitary workpiece

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29453, 264150, 264152, 264 98, B23P 1700, B29H 704

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041034112

ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for blow molding double-walled containers from thermoplastic polymers in which the inner and outer container parts are simultaneously molded in a single tandem mold in the same molding cycle to produce special single-piece molded container intermediates. The intermediate is then cut apart along specially provided cut lines to provide a continuous inner container and a multipiece outer container in which the inner container nests. Loose, molded or batt-type insulation may be employed in annular space between the outer shell and the inner container. The outer container parts, bottom and top, are designed to snap-fit together. A carrying or pouring handle may optionally be molded into the outer shell part, or spout to the inner, or they may be added as separate pieces.

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