Static molds – Including solid heat conductor or insulator – i.e. – chill or...
Patent
1988-05-12
1991-06-04
Housel, James C.
Static molds
Including solid heat conductor or insulator, i.e., chill or...
249135, 249144, 249175, 420488, B29C 3338
Patent
active
050207709
ABSTRACT:
The combination of a mold body for molded plastics or the like with a materials alloy core pin which at one and the same time establishes an aperture in the molded material and substantially reduces the mold cooling time by being formed from an alloy which rapidly dissipates heat that includes copper, nickel, silicon and chromium. The percentages of each material in the alloy can vary in a range but there is a preferred percentage to total materials for rapid cooling purposes.
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Housel James C.
Swartwout, III Willis B.
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