Mold for fixing a metal block on one of the faces of an ophthalm

Metal founding – Means to shape metallic material – Including means to hold or position preformed product part...

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51216LP, 51217L, 164112, 164334, 249 65, 249 83, 249109, 249155, 269 7, 269 22, 279 1D, 425808, B22D 1900

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ABSTRACT:
The cylindrical side wall of the mold cavity (8) has an inside diameter (D) which is greater than the largest existing ophthalmic lens diameter, and a generally cylindrical membrane (25) of elastomer material is disposed concentrically inside the mold cavity so that in conjunction with the cylindrical side wall of the cavity it defines a variable volume annular chamber (31), the membrane being expansible and retractable radially under the action of a fluid which is alternatively removed from and admitted to the annular chamber.

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