Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With step of making mold or mold shaping – per se – Utilizing surface to be reproduced as an impression pattern
Patent
1981-06-15
1983-05-24
Hoag, Willard E.
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
With step of making mold or mold shaping, per se
Utilizing surface to be reproduced as an impression pattern
264 22, 264261, 264313, B29C 104, B29C 300
Patent
active
043850243
ABSTRACT:
A moldable article useful for making a form-stable article is described. The moldable article comprises a formable material that is a moldable polymeric or prepolymeric substance that can be cured to a form stable state and a curing agent, in close proximity to the curable substance but isolated therefrom, in a frangible container. The container containing the curing agent is initially flexible and is rendered frangible by special treatment which is part of the invention. In use, the frangible container is ruptured to release the curing agent and the moldable article, in a first configuration, can be shaped to a second configuration in which it is maintained until the formable material is cured sufficiently for it to be form-stable in the second configuration. The moldable article can be used to make molds, casts, support for a portion of the human or animal anatomy, or other articles with diverse utilities.
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