System for integrating insert with molded article

Details System for integrating insert with molded article System for integrating insert with molded article

2006-04-19

2009-12-08

Kasenge, Charles R (Department: 2121)

Data processing: generic control systems or specific application

Specific application, apparatus or process

Product assembly or manufacturing

C700S112000, C700S197000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07630787

ABSTRACT:
System comprising mold-moving assembly cooperative with molding station and insert-integration station. Mold-moving assembly operative over cycle, including: first phase: molding station and mold-moving assembly operative to mold molded article, and insert is integrated, in insert-integration station so as to manufacture composite article, and insert-integration station and mold-moving assembly operative to shape insert of composite article into predetermined shaped; second phase: after insert has been shaped, composite article is released and ejected from insert-integration station, and mold-moving assembly is translated away from molding station so that molded article may be removed from molding station; third phase: mold-moving assembly is actuated to move molded article from molding station over to insert-integration station; and fourth phase: insert-integration station receives another insert, and molded article is retained in insert-integration station so that when in first phase is repeated, another insert may become integrated with molded article and then formed with molded article.

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