Method for molding composite, structural plastics, and objects m

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Vacuum treatment of work – To degas or prevent gas entrapment

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264 406, 264313, 264317, B29C 3902

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ABSTRACT:
A method for producing composite, structural plastic parts in traditional foundry molds, including sand, permanent, die-cast, wax and investment molds. Short fiber length fibers reinforcing low viscosity thermoset resins, and in particular resole phenolics, provides a pourable low bulk density polymer compound with minimal externally applied thermal requirements during molding and post cure when required. Foundries can consider metal parts replacement with this new method. It permits foundries to actually produce composite, structural plastic parts with superior mechanical and thermal properties. This permits them to provide plastic products on a competitive basis with the compression and injection molders.

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