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Class 65/89 - Forming hollow stock by surface filming


Subclass of Class 65 - Glass manufacturing
Definition: Processes in which a hollow product is formed by applying
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 07/02/1985


NumberTitleIssue Date
4526602Equipment and method for manufacturing thin glass flakes
A blow-pipe 1 with an upper end 2 shaped to retain a working amount of molten glass is vertically movable from beneath the surface of molten glass 9 in a furnace to an upper position within orifice 10a of cover plate 10 and just below a cylindrical guide ...
07/02/1985
4124365Method for making continuous foam glass product
A continuous process for the manufacture of cellular ceramic product. Ceramic feed material is transported successively through a preheat kiln section, through a foaming section whereat foaming agent mixed with the ceramic feed material is activated, and ...
11/07/1978
4038063Method and apparatus for making continuous foam glass product
A continuous process for the manufacture of cellular ceramic product. Ceramic feed material is transported successively through a preheat kiln section, through a foaming section whereat foaming agent mixed with the ceramic feed material is activated, and ...
07/26/1977
3933453Flame hydrolysis mandrel and method of using
There is disclosed a method and apparatus for providing optically pure glass blanks, tubing, crucibles and the like for use in forming optical waveguides, lenses, prisms, filters, lamp envelopes and the like. A glass layer is formed at a high temperature ...
01/20/1976
 
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