Glass manufacturing – Processes – Reshaping or surface deformation of glass preform
Patent
1984-01-18
1987-03-03
Kellogg, Arthur
Glass manufacturing
Processes
Reshaping or surface deformation of glass preform
65112, 128314, 128315, 128339, 225 965, C03B 3300
Patent
active
046473009
ABSTRACT:
The invention comprises a method of forming cutting blades from solid vitreous material by first placing a mass of molten material into a mold having at least one indentation to cause a ridge to form adjacent to a first surface in the material, cooling the molten material at a rate to preclude internal stresses or other inhomogeneity in the solid material, forming a second substantially flat surface intersecting the ridge area and finally directing fracturing pressure in a controlled direction of force into the material at the second surface in the vicinity of the said ridge in a direction substantially parallel to the first surface whereby a cutting implement is sheared off of the said material.
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Kellogg Arthur
Margolis Donald W.
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