Method for manufacturing a golf ball mold

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With severing – removing material from preform mechanically,... – Simultaneous severing and shaping – or severing while work...

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264221, 264227, B29C 3340

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ABSTRACT:
Golf balls are manufactured by supplying a golf ball - forming material into a mold defining a cavity of a predetermined surface pattern, thereby forming a golf ball having a surface pattern transferred from the mold cavity surface pattern. The mold is prepared by way of electroforming. First using an elastic non-metal profiling material, a male duplicate master is fabricated from a female standard mold having at least one accessory for assisting molding or post machining such as a parting surface and reference surface. An electroformed mold is fabricated from the male duplicate master. This electroformed mold is ready for use as the ball manufacturing mold.

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