Forming glass articles by using a spin plate

Glass manufacturing – Processes – Forming product or preform from molten glass

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65127, C03B 1904

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042104335

ABSTRACT:
A spin plate, rotatable about a central vertical axis, is positioned axially below the discharge orifice of a glass feeder to initially receive a charge of glass thereon, and the spin plate is rotated about said central axis to spin out said charge into a disc-shaped parison and the spin plate is indexed downwardly so as to receive a forming mold thereabove. The spun parison is particularly adapted to forming articles from low viscosity glasses utilizing techniques heretofore not readily available to such glasses including spinning, vacuum forming, blowing, pressing and blanking.

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