Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – With mechanical means forming or expanding pores
Patent
1989-12-01
1991-08-13
Woo, Jay H.
Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus
With mechanical means forming or expanding pores
249 63, 249141, 249171, 249177, 425577, 425812, 425817R, B29C 3926
Patent
active
050392913
ABSTRACT:
Molding a foamed product is carried out by using a front and a rear mold for molding a front and a rear portion of the foamed product and a core interposed between the front and rear molds. The front and rear molds are closed at a moment when a lapse of time arrives at 30%-100% of a rise time of the foaming stock solution later applied. Thereafter the closed molds are maintained in a position where an angle of the closed molds relative to a horizontal plane is within a range between 90.degree. and an angle more than 0.degree.. The front and rear molds are pivotally connected to each other with their one ends by means of a pivot shaft. The core is pivotally supported with its one end by a shaft arranged in parallel to the pivot shaft. The core is formed with a through-hole and said rear mold is provided with a protrusion to be hermetically fitted in the through-hole of the core.
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Ebe Kazushige
Hamaji Toshihiro
Iwasawa Toshio
Kimura Akihito
Komada Itsumi
Bridgestone Corporation
Nguyen Khanh P.
Woo Jay H.
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