Acoustics – Anatomic or prosthetic relation – Ear and mouth
Patent
1978-10-12
1980-03-04
Stellar, George G.
Acoustics
Anatomic or prosthetic relation
Ear and mouth
1791155R, 181171, H04R 100, H04R 902
Patent
active
041918657
ABSTRACT:
A padring for a loudspeaker is formed of a hot melt type material. The padring is easily attached to the housing by applying heat and also serves as a means of attaching a screen to the speaker. In the method of forming the padring, the hot melt type material is extruded into a continuous flat sheet and the padrings are cut from the sheet. Any scrap formed when the padrings are cut from the sheet can be recycled to the extruder reservoir since the hot melt material exhibits little thermal degradation. Consequently, the method of manufacturing the padring of the invention is a scrapless method.
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King John A.
O'Brien Douglas W.
Essex Group Inc.
Freiburger Lawrence E.
Sommer Robert D.
Stellar George G.
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