Stretch blow molding method and machine
CA 1331263 C · Owner: Voss, Hermann · Inventors: Voss, Hermann
Overview
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Thermoplastic parisons are fed to a distributing station within a circular array of stationary or orbitable stretch blow molds. A mobile or stationary device serves to transfer parisons from the distributing station to those molds wherein the cavities are ready to accept parisons, and a mobile removing device is used to lift finished stretch blow molded articles out of the respective molds and to deliver them to a take-off station. The transferring and removing devices can be assembled into a unit and can be operated in such a way that removal of one or more articles from one or more first molds takes place simultaneously with insertion of one or more parisons into one or more second molds.
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- Granted August 9, 1994. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended August 9, 2011.
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