Method for removing finished articles from glass, plastic or met

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Optical article shaping or treating – Utilizing plasma – electric – electromagnetic – particulate – or...

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264 18, 264 23, 264 25, 264334, 425808, B29C 3936

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053586727

ABSTRACT:
A method for demolding a molded article from a mold assembly having at least one mold with a molding surface includes the steps of: providing at least one tape segment on the molding surface of the mold before performing the molding process such that the tape segment has a portion extending beyond an edge of the molding surface; and, removing the tape segment after performing the molding process by pulling on the extended portion of the tape segment to demold the molded article.

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