John Martin - Pewee Valley KY, US Regan Wieland - Auburn MI, US Bob Williams - Midland MI, US
International Classification:
B26D001/12
US Classification:
076/107100, 076/115000, 083/013000, 083/663000
Abstract:
A dieboard for diecutting machinery includes a face layer and a backing layer constructed of a resin-impregnated pulp paper sheet material, and a plurality of core layers constructed of a natural wood veneer located between the face and backing layers. The veneer layers adjacent the face and backing layers have a grain direction that is substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis of the dieboard. The layers are then shaped and laminated together to from the dieboard. The resulting dieboard is relatively free of surface defects.
Method And Apparatus For The Injection Molding Of Metal Alloys
Norbert L. Bradley - Sanford MI Regan D. Wieland - Auburn MI William J. Schafer - Saginaw MI Allen N. Niemi - Houghton MI
Assignee:
The Dow Chemical Company - Midland MI
International Classification:
B22D 1700
US Classification:
164113
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for injection molding a metal alloy wherein the alloy is maintained in a thixotropic, semi-solid state in a reciprocating extruder at temperatures above its solidus temperature and below its liquidus temperature in the presence of shearing and then injected as a thixotropic slurry into a mold to form a useful product. Following completion of the injection molding stroke the nozzle of the extruder is sealed by a solidifying a portion of the residue of the alloy remaining in the nozzle.