Method of enclosing an object within a homogeneous block

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Forming articles by uniting randomly associated particles – Plural – intermittent pressure applying

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264250, 26427211, 26427215, 338226, 338238, B29C 4318

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047895128

ABSTRACT:
An object such as a fuse is enclosed within a homogeneous block of microporous thermal insulation material by a method which includes forming first and second blocks of insulation material having a relatively low density, arranging the object between co-operating faces of the blocks, and compacting the blocks around the object so as to cause the blocks to merge and to form a homogeneous block of microporous thermal insulation material having a relatively high density. The first and second blocks may be incorporated into first and second housings respectively, one of the housings being provided with a protruding tab and the other of the housings being provided with a corresponding slot.

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