Cantilevered mandrel assembly

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1983-02-01

1984-07-31

Woo, Jay H.

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus

Preform reshaping or resizing means: or vulcanizing means...

Utilizing rotary motion of work

249179, 249185, 425110, 425403, 425471, 425DIG14, B29C 1304

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044627874

ABSTRACT:
A rotatable mandrel for making cylindrical molded articles has a plurality of aligned identical and collapsible cylindrical mandrel sections supported upon a cantilevered shaft, the cylindrical sections having a truss supported relatively thin exterior wall and retractable segment to permit circumferential contraction of the wall, the composite segmental cylindrical segment being supported by a central cantilevered rotatable shaft in turn supported by a rotatable bearing assembly on a vertical support tower, the collapsible contraction of the composite cylindrical mandrel being controlled by internally mounted power units connected to the retractable segment and the other portions of the cylindrical mandrel sections.

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