Process and apparatus for forming hollow structures from powdere

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With measuring – testing – or inspecting

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264255, 264308, 264309, 425471, B29C 4108

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047769963

ABSTRACT:
A process is disclosed for forming a thermoplastic structure on the exterior surface of the heated mold form. A mold is heated to approximately two times the melting temperature of a thermoplastic material and particulate thermoplastic material then sprinkled onto the exterior surface of the heated mold. An adhesively bondable material may then be added to the semi-molten thermoplastic material structure. The mold is then cooled and the resulting thermoplastic structure removed.
An apparatus for practicing the above process comprising a mold form, heating system, and particulate thermoplastic material dispensing system is also disclosed.

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