Sequential co-injection unit adapted for structural foam molding
CA 1110814 A · Owner: Beloit Corporation · Inventors: Sokolow, Nickolas N.
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A single screw injection device or extruder sequentially injects skin and foamed plastics melt into a mould to produce structural skin covered foam moulded parts free from swirl marks. A single extrusion screw or plasticator selectively feeds, compresses and meters a plastics melt to a first injector for skin melt injection or to a gas injection well where it meters gas flow into the melt mixes the gas and melt to form a foam and feeds the foam to a second injector for foam melt injection into the mould. A valve controls the flow of the plastics melt and the foamed plastics melt to a single injection nozzle for discharge into the mould. In sandwich moulding a small amount, of the unfoamed …
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- Granted October 20, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 20, 1998.
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