Extrusion of hollow articles through a lubricated die

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Pore forming in situ – Composite article making

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264 98, 264 99, 264173, 264209, 264327, 4251331, 425326B, B29C 1707

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ABSTRACT:
A method for producing hollow articles comprises extruding a thermoplastic material, initially in a molten state, through a lubricated die having a mandrel for constraining the material into a tubular shape, cooling the outer surface of the material during its passage through the die so that said material emerges therefrom as a tubular extrudate having its inner surface molten and its outer surface at a temperature below its freezing temperature, squeezing the extrudate at suitable intervals to fuse the molten inner surface together and thereby seal discrete lengths, and inflating the sealed lengths to conform to a surrounding mould to produce a shaped article.

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