Method for making helically wound extrudate particles

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With step of making mold or mold shaping – per se

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264225, 264317, 264318, 425461, 425463, B29C 4712

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ABSTRACT:
An extrusion die useful for forming helical extrudate particles of inorganic oxide materials, is made by molding the die around pins having helical outer surface to form extrusion holes in the die. Helical walls of the extrusion holes are formed by the helical shape of the pins. When the molded die is formed, the helical pins are unscrewed out of the helical holes in the die to avoid damage to the die.

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