Method of processing synthetic resin tubular body and tube container
AssigneeYoshino Kogyosho Co., Ltd.
InventorsShinji Shimada, Atsushi Ota, Yasuyuki Imaizumi
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AssigneeYoshino Kogyosho Co., Ltd.
InventorsShinji Shimada, Atsushi Ota, Yasuyuki Imaizumi
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The technical problem of this invention is to establish a method of processing a synthetic resin tube, in which the shape of a part of the tube wall is changed to form easily an attractively hollowed and/or raised portion in a fairly wide area of the tube wall. The object of this invention is to provide a tubular container having excellent decorativeness, appearance, or functionality that has never been found before. A method of processing a synthetic resin tube comprises utilizing a mandrel having a mold portion, which has at least a shape selected from a hollowed shape, a raised shape, and a hollowed and raised shape formed in a part of outer surface of the mandrel, and which is also provided with small through-holes in this mold portion; inserting a bottomed cylindrical mandrel into a synthetic resin tube, while bringing the inner wall of the tube in contact with the mandrel; heating and softening the tube in the portion facing the mold portion; deaerating the tube via a central opening and the through-holes to mold the softened portion of the tube in a manner similar to vacuum molding; and forming in the tube wall at least one of the portions selected from a hollowed portion, a raised portion, and a hollowed and raised portion.
A method of processing a synthetic resin tube, which comprises:
A tubular container having at least one of the shapes selected from a hollowed portion (8), a raised portion (9), and a hollowed and raised portion (10), all of which are molded in the wall of body (6) of said tubular container in a manner similar to vacuum molding.
A tubular container having at least one of the shapes selected from a hollowed portion (8), a raised portion (9), and a hollowed and raised portion (10), all of which are molded in the wall of said body (6) in the manners similar to vacuum molding and press molding that follows the vacuum molding.
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