Apparatus for continuous molding of reinforced resin profile members
AssigneeGrillo-Werke AG
InventorOtto Klocke
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AssigneeGrillo-Werke AG
InventorOtto Klocke
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An apparatus is provided for the continuous molding of hardened resin construction members reinforced with fiber material precisely positioned and arranged during the continuous molding process. The reinforcing fiber material in the form of continuous rovings, woven webs, fabric, fleeces, etc. and having a sizing is fed into an elongated hollow molding duct where the material is first compressed and heated to bond the fibers together at their points of contact to form a grid structure. Synthetic resin is injected into the duct intermediate its ends to impregnate the grid structure and be shaped by the molding duct with the reinforcing fibers contained within the resin. The synthetic resin is then hardened by heating as the shaped resin passes further along the duct forming the finished construction or profile member. The profile member produced by this apparatus may include longitudinally extending openings reinforced by circumferentially arranged reinforcing fibers so that the longitudinal openings can withstand excessive radial stress exerted by expandable fasteners used to construct articles from the profile members.
An apparatus for the continuous molding of a structural profile member of predetermined constant cross-sectional shape and having embedded therein a plurality of continuous length, substantially parallel reinforcing elements selected from at least one member of the group consisting of fibrous rovings and fabric webs, said apparatus comprising in combination:
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