Forming and delivering stackable articles

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With measuring – testing – or inspecting – Positioning of a mold part to form a cavity or controlling...

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264 401, 264544, 264238, 264321, 425150, B29C 1702, B29C 1704

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043839541

ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for continuously forming articles and stacking them ready for formation of batches from the stack. Some of the articles are treated by being given a disfigurement which makes them identifiable in the stack so that batch lengths containing predetermined numbers of articles are clearly seen. These disfigurements are caused by moving a moveable element forming part of the forming surface of the machine whereby the surface shape is changed to cause change in shape of the articles. The invention is particularly useful during forming and stacking of shallow thermoformed thermoplastic articles.

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