Method of making interlocking vinyl siding

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Forming continuous or indefinite length work – Shaping by extrusion

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264178R, 2642102, 264284, 264285, 264295, 264322, 425325, 425388, B29C 5304

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046490086

ABSTRACT:
Interlocking vinyl siding panels are formed from vinyl sheets. A sheet of vinyl is extruded with a V-shaped bend along one of its edges, and a Z-shaped bend intermediate its edges. The extruded sheet of vinyl is then formed, while in a hot, semi-viscous state into the final siding profile. As the siding profile is formed, the V-shaped bend is formed into a first locking profile and the Z-shaped bend is formed into a second locking profile. The first locking profile is dimensioned for a snap-type engagement with the second locking profile of another similarly formed siding member.

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