Multiple mold for producing elongate tubular articles

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Female mold and charger to supply fluent stock under... – Plural mold cavities

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249110, 425581, B29F 100

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041848365

ABSTRACT:
A central chamber of a mold body, communicating through a heated nozzle with a supply channel, has a plurality of peripherally spaced injection orifices opening into respective cavities for the molding of tubular articles such as shells of disposable syringes, each cavity being defined by a generally cylindrical recess in the mold body paralleling the nozzle axis and a core received with all-around clearance in that recess. Each cavity has two elongate sections of larger and smaller diameter interconnected by a wider annular gap at the level of the injection orifices; the axial width of the annular gap progressively diminishes with increasing distance from the corresponding orifice.

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