Boot and shoe making – Upper machines – With diverse operations
Patent
1975-01-06
1976-03-23
Lawson, Patrick D.
Boot and shoe making
Upper machines
With diverse operations
A43D 1100
Patent
active
039450740
ABSTRACT:
A method and a machine for stiffening part of a flexible workpiece, such as the toe portion of a vamp, causes it to register with the tacky layer of a correspondingly shaped molten deposit of thermoplastic which simultaneously is being cooled to effect release. The entire deposit is transferred to the selected toe area and smoothly covers any surface irregularities or apertures. The surface receiving the molten deposit is flat and cooled but not recessed so that peripheral portions of the upper layer of the deposit are not chilled as rapidly as its under layer and remain deformable during register of the toe portion therewith. A workholder preferably includes a substantially rigid margin clamping means cooperative with a yieldable work engaging pad, a relatively non-compressed portion of the pad unmasked by the clamping means defining three dimensionally the adhered charge printed onto the work.
REFERENCES:
patent: 2006071 (1935-06-01), Edwards
patent: 2332008 (1943-10-01), Paulsen
Babson Edward S.
Gorini Robert F.
Johnson Carl E.
Lawson Patrick D.
Megley Richard B.
USM Corporation
White Vincent A.
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