Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Pore forming in situ – By gas forming or expanding
Patent
1997-04-02
1999-11-30
Kuhns, Allan R.
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Pore forming in situ
By gas forming or expanding
264276, 264296, 425812, B29C 4402
Patent
active
RE0364134
ABSTRACT:
A novel method of molding an article includes providing a mold with a vent of a pre-determined size such that, due to the difference in viscosities, gases to be vented from the mold may easily pass through the vent while the material to be molded cannot quickly pass through the vent. In fact, the vent is designed such that the material to be molded which enters the vent, does not exit the end of the vent. In the most preferred embodiment, the vent is in the form of a thin ribbon-like groove so that the material to be molded which does enter the vent forms a thin ribbon of extruded material which need not be removed prior to a finish cover being applied to the molded article.
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Cheng Wilfred Wang Tai
Clark Leslie Edward
Hunter Craig Allen
Magee Robert Basil
Vande Wetering Gerry
Kuhns Allan R.
Woodbridge Foam Corporation
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