Method for processing an end portion of a weather strip

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

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264 464, 264 466, 264259, 264296, B26D 300

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ABSTRACT:
In the end portion of a weather strip, the projecting base end portion of a hollow seal portion is left as a first uncut-off portion, whereas the main portion of the hollow seal portion is cut off. The thus treated end portion is set in a split mold. In this setting, a cooling mold is brought into contact with a decorative high molecular layer. Also, the first uncut-off portion is pushed down in a direction away from the decorative high molecular layer is thereby pressed against the outer surface of the side wall of a trim portion. Also, a first middle mold is disposed opposed to the outer surface of the side wall to thereby form a cavity, while the cavity and decorative high molecular layer are separated from each other through the first uncut-off portion. Molding material is injected into the cavity to thereby form a mold forming portion.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4740336 (1988-04-01), Connen et al.
patent: 4998946 (1991-03-01), Nozaki
patent: 5374386 (1994-12-01), Nagata
patent: 5711907 (1998-01-01), Nozaki et al.

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