Drop forming glass sheets with auxiliary shaping means

Glass manufacturing – Processes – Reshaping or surface deformation of glass preform

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65104, 65107, 65268, 65273, 65 252, C03B 2302

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042292000

ABSTRACT:
Heat softened glass sheets are held by a flat vacuum platen, portions of the glass sheet are pre-shaped by auxiliary shaping means while the glass sheet is being held, and then the glass sheet is dropped onto a shaping mold to impart the complete desired curvature to the glass sheet.

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