Method of fabricating a light duct of thermoplastic material

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Optical article shaping or treating

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C264S328120, C264S328100, C264S001240

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07727427

ABSTRACT:
A method of fabricating a light duct includes making the light duct as a single piece by injection molding a thermoplastic material in a mold (1) presenting a cavity of shape identical to that of the duct, the injection taking place through a feed orifice disposed on one side of said cavity over a face that is substantially parallel to the plane defined by axes (A-A′, B-B′), the feed orifice presenting a height h lying in the range 0.2 Hmaxand Hmax, and a length l lying in the range 0.2 Lmoyand 0.8 Lmoy, the thermoplastic material being injected at a rate lying in the range 400 mm3/s to 1500 mm3/s.

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