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Extrusion die for protrusion and/or high cell density ceramic honeycomb structures

CA 1318485 C · Owner: Cunningham, George M. · Inventors: Frost, Rodney I.; Lachman, Irwin M.; Cunningham, George M.

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Secondary discharge slots are cut into the face of newly made or used extrusion dies such that the secondary discharge slots communicate transversely and longitudinally with primary discharge slots but do not communicate with the feed holes. The novel extrusion die arrangement is set forth for the production of ceramic honeycomb structures which produce a greater number of cells per square inch protrusions on the cell walls, or a combination of both dependent upon the Primary Slots' Volume to Secondary Slots' Volume ratio. The secondary discharge slots can produce honeycomb substrates with much greater surface areas, using an extrusion die with a significantly reduced number of feed holes …

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  • Granted June 1, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 1, 2010.
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FiledJune 28, 1988
GrantedJune 1, 1993
Term endedJune 1, 2010
Patent numberCA 1318485 C
Classification (IPC)B29C48/34 +1 more

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19891992199519982001200420072010Application filedJune 28, 1988Patent grantedJune 1, 1993Term endedJune 1, 2010

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