Patent classifications
C03B9/335
Method and equipment for manufacturing a thin, hollow glass item
The invention relates to a method, comprising: feeding at least one molten-glass parison into a parison mold; forming, in the parison mold, a blank of an item from said at least one parison; transferring the blank of the item into a finishing mold; and forming the item in the finishing mold. While forming the item in the finishing mold, excess glass is directed out of the base of the item so as to form a convex bulge, and said bulge is removed such that the thickness of the base of the item is substantially constant.
Apparatus for blow molding glass bottle, and molding method therefor
The present invention relates to an apparatus for blow-molding a glass bottle, and more particularly, to an apparatus for blow-molding a glass bottle in which molding air is injected into a pair of mold bodies such that molten glass accommodated in the mold bodies is formed into a glass bottle and a groove is formed at the center of the inner side of the bottom surface of the glass bottle. The apparatus for blow-molding a glass bottle of the present invention uses a blow mold (10) configured to include: a pair of mold bodies (11) forming a tubular body; a base mold (12) which molds the bottom surface of the glass bottle; and a blowing head (13) which are arranged in the upper portions of the mold bodies (11) and into which molding air is injected such that the glass bottle is expanded after primary molding and closely contacts the inner walls of the mold bodies (11) and the base mold (12). A groove molder (20) is provided on the inner circumferential edge portion of the blowing head (13) such that a groove portion (15) can be molded on the inner side of the bottom surface of the glass bottle (14).
Apparatus for blow molding glass bottle, and molding method therefor
The present invention relates to an apparatus for blow-molding a glass bottle, and more particularly, to an apparatus for blow-molding a glass bottle in which molding air is injected into a pair of mold bodies such that molten glass accommodated in the mold bodies is formed into a glass bottle and a groove is formed at the center of the inner side of the bottom surface of the glass bottle. The apparatus for blow-molding a glass bottle of the present invention uses a blow mold (10) configured to include: a pair of mold bodies (11) forming a tubular body; a base mold (12) which molds the bottom surface of the glass bottle; and a blowing head (13) which are arranged in the upper portions of the mold bodies (11) and into which molding air is injected such that the glass bottle is expanded after primary molding and closely contacts the inner walls of the mold bodies (11) and the base mold (12). A groove molder (20) is provided on the inner circumferential edge portion of the blowing head (13) such that a groove portion (15) can be molded on the inner side of the bottom surface of the glass bottle (14).
GLASS CONTAINER BLOW MOLDING, MOLDS, AND MOLD BOTTOM PLATES
Disclosed is a method of blow molding glass containers that includes blow molding a first glass container with a first lower portion configuration using a common mold body and a first interchangeable mold bottom plate corresponding to the first lower portion configuration of the first glass container; and blow molding a second glass container with a second lower portion configuration different from the first lower portion configuration and using the common mold body and a second interchangeable mold bottom plate different from the first mold bottom plate and corresponding to the second lower portion configuration of the second glass container. Also disclosed are interchangeable mold bottom plates, a mold body common to the mold bottom plates, and blow molds including the plates and the common mold body.
GLASS CONTAINER BLOW MOLDING, MOLDS, AND MOLD BOTTOM PLATES
Disclosed is a method of blow molding glass containers that includes blow molding a first glass container with a first lower portion configuration using a common mold body and a first interchangeable mold bottom plate corresponding to the first lower portion configuration of the first glass container; and blow molding a second glass container with a second lower portion configuration different from the first lower portion configuration and using the common mold body and a second interchangeable mold bottom plate different from the first mold bottom plate and corresponding to the second lower portion configuration of the second glass container. Also disclosed are interchangeable mold bottom plates, a mold body common to the mold bottom plates, and blow molds including the plates and the common mold body.
Glass Blowing Methods, Glass Blowing Apparatuses, and Blown Glass Products
Various embodiments of a glass blowing method, glass blowing apparatus, and blown glass product are described having a number of innovative features. In one embodiment, the glass blowing method includes positioning molten glass on the end of a blow pipe, positioning the molten glass in a metal framework, and inflating the molten glass with the blow pipe to expand the molten glass through openings in the metal framework. In another embodiment, the glass blowing apparatus includes a blow pipe and a metal framework structured to be coupled to a head of the blow pipe. In another embodiment, the blown glass product includes bubble chambers having an elongated shape with rounded ends positioned opposite tapered ends where the tapered ends converge at an area on one side of the blown glass product.
Glass Blowing Methods, Glass Blowing Apparatuses, and Blown Glass Products
Various embodiments of a glass blowing method, glass blowing apparatus, and blown glass product are described having a number of innovative features. In one embodiment, the glass blowing method includes positioning molten glass on the end of a blow pipe, positioning the molten glass in a metal framework, and inflating the molten glass with the blow pipe to expand the molten glass through openings in the metal framework. In another embodiment, the glass blowing apparatus includes a blow pipe and a metal framework structured to be coupled to a head of the blow pipe. In another embodiment, the blown glass product includes bubble chambers having an elongated shape with rounded ends positioned opposite tapered ends where the tapered ends converge at an area on one side of the blown glass product.