Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Including means advancing continuous length work through...
Patent
1996-07-08
1997-09-16
Davis, Robert
Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus
Including means advancing continuous length work through...
264180, 264560, 264565, 425 721, 425 85, 425445, B29C 4788
Patent
active
056678134
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for cooling a tubular thin film of thermoplastic resin in a melted state is described. The apparatus is capable of cooling the thin film from both the inside and the outside thereof while setting its diameter by interposing the film between the mandrel and an external circular coolant storage tank. The mandrel has a cylindrical shape and is connected with the lower side of a circular-shaped extruding die wherein the film is extruded downward from a circular slit in the die. The mandrel includes an air-injecting nozzle for injecting compressed air that maintains the shape of an upper bubble part of the thin film formed between the die and the mandrel. A coolant injecting nozzle which can inject the coolant toward the inner surface of the thin film is provided, the coolant injecting nozzle being formed into a single stage of circular slit or two or more stages of circular slits. Also provided is a ring for setting the diameter of the tubular thin film, a discharge port positioned in a side face of the mandrel for discharging the coolant used for cooling into the mandrel, and a seal ring for sealing the coolant in such a manner as to press the thin film, wherein the coolant can be obliquely injected, either downward or upward. The mandrel is useful for rapidly cooling the tubular thin film in a stable manner.
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Arita Masahobu
Kojyou Hisashi
Mizutani Tomozi
Yokota Katsuyuki
Davis Robert
Kohjin Co., Ltd.
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