Injection molding of a thin-walled elongated tubular product such as a catheter
CA 1313005 C · Owner: Mcfarlane, Richard H. · Inventors: Mcfarlane, Richard H.
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MO/4.206-A, INJECTION MOLDING OF A THIN-WALLED ELONGATED TUBULAR PRODUCT SUCH AS A CATHETER, Abstract of the Disclosure The injection molding of an elongated thin-walled tubular product such as a medical catheter is accomplished through the mounting of an elongated core pin on the interior of an elongated mold cavity wherein tension is continuously applied to the core pin for the purpose of maintaining it in a predetermined substantially centered relation to the mold cavity and further maintaining a straight line configuration of the core pin along its length. The plastic material from which the product is formed is introduced into the mold cavity while at the same time overcoming any …
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- Granted January 26, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 26, 2010.
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