Method for forming expanded panels from thermoformable material

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100295, 100DIG18, 264164, 264275, 425445, B29C 1702, B32B 312

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ABSTRACT:
In order to make large panels of expanded thermoformable material in a process in which a blank of the material is placed between two heated mold plates, the blank adhered to the plates by hot tack adhesion; the plates separated and the expanded material cooled, while maintaining commercial tolerances, the mold plates are supported on elongated mounting studs.

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