Patent classifications
B29C33/14
Reusable Countertop Mold for Forming Countertop Overhangs
A reusable countertop mold in accordance with the present invention includes a bracket member detachably secured to a rail portion of a cabinet member for a substantially horizontal substrate that receives deformable material upon a surface of the substrate. The bracket member includes vertical, horizontal and channel members integrally joined together for enabling a channel member to removably receive the rail member. The mold further includes a locking bolt for detachably securing the bracket member to the rail portion of the support member. A form member is detachably secured to the bracket member, the form member continuously extending outside the perimeter of the substrate and receives deformable material that ultimately solidifies; whereby, the substrate surface and the form member cooperate to configure a countertop that continuously extends upon and outside the perimeter of the substrate, thereby forming a countertop having an integrally joined overhang portion; whereupon, the reusable countertop mold is removed from the solidified countertop overhang portion and the rail portion.
Reusable Countertop Mold for Forming Countertop Overhangs
A reusable countertop mold in accordance with the present invention includes a bracket member detachably secured to a rail portion of a cabinet member for a substantially horizontal substrate that receives deformable material upon a surface of the substrate. The bracket member includes vertical, horizontal and channel members integrally joined together for enabling a channel member to removably receive the rail member. The mold further includes a locking bolt for detachably securing the bracket member to the rail portion of the support member. A form member is detachably secured to the bracket member, the form member continuously extending outside the perimeter of the substrate and receives deformable material that ultimately solidifies; whereby, the substrate surface and the form member cooperate to configure a countertop that continuously extends upon and outside the perimeter of the substrate, thereby forming a countertop having an integrally joined overhang portion; whereupon, the reusable countertop mold is removed from the solidified countertop overhang portion and the rail portion.
MOLDED ARTICLE, ELECTRICAL PRODUCT AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING MOLDED ARTICLE
A molded article or an electrical product facilitates layout of a wiring line from an electrical circuit of a circuit film integrally molded with a molded body to a connection terminal. The molded article includes a circuit film and a molded body. The circuit film includes an insulating film and an electrical circuit. The molded body is integrally molded with the circuit film. The circuit film includes a flexible wiring portion. The molded body has a through-hole that penetrates from a first main surface to a second main surface. In the flexible wiring portion, a connection terminal is arranged at a position of passing through the through-hole and beyond the second main surface.
MOLDED ARTICLE, ELECTRICAL PRODUCT AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING MOLDED ARTICLE
A molded article or an electrical product facilitates layout of a wiring line from an electrical circuit of a circuit film integrally molded with a molded body to a connection terminal. The molded article includes a circuit film and a molded body. The circuit film includes an insulating film and an electrical circuit. The molded body is integrally molded with the circuit film. The circuit film includes a flexible wiring portion. The molded body has a through-hole that penetrates from a first main surface to a second main surface. In the flexible wiring portion, a connection terminal is arranged at a position of passing through the through-hole and beyond the second main surface.
Conductive member module, and production method therefor
A conductive member module has a pair of conductive members formed in a plate shape and facing each other, and a sealing part. The conductive member module is produced by performing an accommodation step, a sealing step, and an extraction step. In the accommodation step, the two individual conductive members are sandwiched in the facing orientation thereof by outer support members abutting outer surfaces of the conductive members, and inner support members abutting inner surfaces of the conductive members. Outer recesses are formed in the outer surfaces by the outer support members, and inner recesses are formed in the inner surfaces by the inner support members. The outer recesses are deeper in the Z direction than the inner recesses.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING AN INTERIOR TRIM PART OF A VEHICLE AND MOLDING TOOL
A molding tool and method for producing an interior trim part. A cavity is embodied between a first element and a second element, and a slide is displaceably connected to the first element. A decorative layer is arranged on the first element and a backing is arranged on the second element. A foamable mixture is added to the hollow area between the backing and a reverse side of the decorative layer, such that a foam layer fills the hollow area. A distance between the first element and the second element is increased to enlarge the hollow area. During this process, the slide is pressed against a side facing away from the reverse side of the decorative layer, such that the hollow area is sealed with the reverse side of the decorative layer pressed against a lateral surface of the backing and/or against a lateral surface of the second element.
Method for producing a plastic molded article, plastic molded article and mold
A method for producing a decorated plastic molded article with the steps: a) providing a base body made of a fiber composite plastic b) providing a decorative film; c) heating the base body; d) joining the base body and the decorative film in a mold.
METHOD FOR OBTAINING A HEAT-INSULATING AND SOUND-ABSORBING COMPOSITE PRODUCT, CO-MOULDING EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT SO OBTAINED
A method for obtaining a heat-insulating and sound-absorbing composite product consisting in a fibrous material (MF) and in a polymeric material (MP) comprises the steps of positioning the fibrous material (MF) in a mould (1) equipped with a cavity that is only partially filled in a central zone thereof, overlapping polymeric material (MP) to the fibrous material (MF), approaching a counter-mould (3) provide with a counter-cavity (4) to the mould (1), expanding of the polymeric material (MP) by chemical reaction, forming the composite positioned between mold (1) and counter-mould (3), removing the counter-mould (3) from the mould (1) and extracting a product. After the step of forming the polymeric material (MP) covers the fibrous material (MF) in the central zone of the cavity and fills a peripheral groove (7) of the cavity of the mold (1). Further, a moulding equipment and the product so obtained are described.
METHOD FOR OBTAINING A HEAT-INSULATING AND SOUND-ABSORBING COMPOSITE PRODUCT, CO-MOULDING EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT SO OBTAINED
A method for obtaining a heat-insulating and sound-absorbing composite product consisting in a fibrous material (MF) and in a polymeric material (MP) comprises the steps of positioning the fibrous material (MF) in a mould (1) equipped with a cavity that is only partially filled in a central zone thereof, overlapping polymeric material (MP) to the fibrous material (MF), approaching a counter-mould (3) provide with a counter-cavity (4) to the mould (1), expanding of the polymeric material (MP) by chemical reaction, forming the composite positioned between mold (1) and counter-mould (3), removing the counter-mould (3) from the mould (1) and extracting a product. After the step of forming the polymeric material (MP) covers the fibrous material (MF) in the central zone of the cavity and fills a peripheral groove (7) of the cavity of the mold (1). Further, a moulding equipment and the product so obtained are described.
Electrical stimulation leads with helically arranged electrodes and methods of making and using
A stimulation lead can include segmented electrodes arranged in a single or double helix or other helical arrangement. In one method of manufacture, an electrode carrier with segmented electrode receiving openings is used. Another method employs a connected framework of helically arranged pre-electrodes that are separated during manufacture. Yet another method employs a mold to generate a planar carrier over the segmented electrodes followed by rolling the carrier into a cylinder. A further method includes forming an electrode assembly by alternative segmented electrodes with non-conducting spacers.