Fabrication of molds and mold components using a...

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Direct application of electrical or wave energy to work – Polymerizing – cross-linking – or curing

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C205S070000, C216S026000, C264S139000, C264S219000, C264S255000

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07045089

ABSTRACT:
The method includes the step of forming a solid epoxy member on a substrate, the epoxy member having an upper surface of desired configuration. A first metal layer is deposited on the epoxy member with the upper surface thereof conforming to the desired configuration. A layer of epoxy is deposited on the first metal layer and epoxy material from the epoxy layer is removed to create a well, exposing the metal layer on the epoxy member. A metal impression layer is then deposited in the well. The metal impression layer is then removed from the well and affixed to a mounting member as a mold component for injection molding of small structures.

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patent: 6800234 (2004-10-01), Ferguson et al.

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