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Procédé de moulage à grande capacité

Jan-Anders Edvin Maansson
2004
Patents

Abstract

In a moulding process, in particular in a bladder inflation moulding (BIM process) a thin walled mould is machined to the exact shape of the part to avoid any post machining of the part after stripping. The heating is performed in a liquid tin bath, used to dip the mould therein for fast heat transfer. Processing cycle times of less than 1 minute are reached.

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