Removal of injection-molded tie from mold by utilizing bulges at opposite ends of abutment wall of tie
CA 2193298 C · Owner: Sorensen, Soren Christian · Inventors: Sorensen, Soren Christian; Sorensen, Jens Ole
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In a method of injection molding a tie that includes an abutment wall surface having at least one tooth inside a locking head facing a pawl is formed in a mold that defines a tie in which the abutment wall includes at least one bulge adjacent each of opposite ends of the abutment wall for holding the abutment wall in the respective mold parts when the mold parts are first separated with the at least one bulge adjacent one end of the abutment wall being defined by a first mold part and the at least one bulge adjacent the opposite end of the abutment wall being defined by a second mold part. As the first and second mold parts are being separated the bulges initially hold the abutment wall in …
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- Filed December 18, 1996 and granted April 11, 2000. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended December 18, 2016.
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