Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Direct application of fluid pressure differential to... – Including application of internal fluid pressure to hollow...
Patent
1979-11-01
1981-07-21
Thurlow, Jeffery R.
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Direct application of fluid pressure differential to...
Including application of internal fluid pressure to hollow...
2642091, 425376A, 425381, 425465, 425466, B29C 1707
Patent
active
042798574
ABSTRACT:
A mold has a core surrounded by an outer sleeve which defines with the core an annular axially extending passage. An adjustment element in the form of a ring or sleeve is displaceable in this passage so as to vary the radial dimension of a tubular blank that is extruded from the outlet end of the passage. The adjustment ring or sleeve may be elastically deformable by means of hydraulic cylinders or screws so as to create the desired thickness at the desired location, and may even be displaced during operation of the apparatus so as to vary the thickness of the blank from one region to another in the direction in which it is extruded.
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Striker Michael J.
Thurlow Jeffery R.
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