Process for the production of patterned tiles from thermoplastic

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Random variegated coloring during molding – By compression in a closed mold cavity

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264 76, 264145, 264152, 264153, 264245, B29C 900

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044055390

ABSTRACT:
A process for the production of patterned tiles from thermoplastic synthetic resins includes the steps of forming a length of crude sheet stock by compressing unicolored and/or differently colored or multicolored particulate material of thermoplastic synthetic resin; cutting off crude sheets from the sheet stock; punching segments out of the crude sheets; combining the segments from at least two crude sheets of differing colors into a panel so that the segments complement one another, and thereafter press-molding the segments to form an intarsia tile with the use of pressure and heat so that the segments are welded together along joints formed therebetween.

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patent: 4158533 (1979-06-01), Longinotti

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