Shaping glass sheets by drop forming with differential vacuum re

Glass manufacturing – Processes – Reshaping or surface deformation of glass preform

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65104, 65107, 65268, 65273, C03B 2302

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042291992

ABSTRACT:
In a drop forming process for shaping glass sheets, wherein a glass sheet is dropped from a flat vacuum platen onto a shaping mold, the final curvature of the glass is controlled by releasing a portion of the glass sheet from the platen prior to releasing the remainder of the glass sheet.

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