Process for producing hollow elastic bodies, in particular balls and similar objects, and the balls so produced
CA 1330857 C · Owner: Pacetto, Giovanni · Inventors: Pacetto, Giovanni
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A process for making hollow elastic bodies particularly balls and similar objects consists in, introducing a suitable doss of vinyl plastisol into a mould, formed of two joined shells, and in subjecting the mould to a first biaxial rotational moulding stage inside a heated chamber heated to a temperature able to effect the gelling of the vinyl plastisol introduced therein, distributed over the inner surface or the mould, in order to form an outer layer of a hollow body. Afterwords a first cooling stage for the mould is activated and a suitable dose or a further vinyl plastisol is introduced into the mould that is then subjected to a second biaxial rotational moulding stage in order to form …
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- Granted July 26, 1994. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 26, 2011.
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