Process for Production of Heat-Resistant Hollow Article Made of Polylactic Acid Containing Resin
OwnerMichio Komatsu, Toshitaka Matsuokainventors
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A process for production of a heat-resistant hollow article made of a polylactic acid containing resin by using a mold which includes a female mold portion having a concavity, a male mold portion having a convexity and a stripper plate having an edge-forming part. The surface of the mold facing the cavity is heated to a temperature corresponding to a crystallization temperature of the polylactic acid containing resin. The male mold portion and the stripper plate are moved away from the female mold portion when a temperature T(° C.) of the resin detected by an infrared temperature sensor is in the range of T=(t+3.5)±1.5 (t(° C.) is the surface temperature of the mold). Gas is introduced between an inner surface of the hollow article and the male mold portion, and the hollow article is taken out of the mold by advancing the stripper plate toward the hollow article.
A process for production of a heat-resistant hollow article made of a polylactic acid containing resin molded by injecting the polylactic acid containing resin into a mold,
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