Pressure equalizing pad for heated plate presses

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Surface bonding means and/or assembly means therefor – Presses or press platen structures – per se

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425407, B29C 300

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046120815

ABSTRACT:
A pressure equalizing pad for presses with heated plates for the production of compacts, laminates, etc. has a press stand with a movable ram. An upper pressure plate is attached to the ram and a bed-pressure plate is positioned on a press bed with a hydrostatic pressure pad thereon. The hydrostatic pressure pad includes a thin steel sheet floatingly maintained by an oil medium, a flexible edge seal between the steel sheet and the bed-pressure plate, as well as rings and gaskets to form the improved device.

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