Apparatus for molding insulating disks on coaxial-cable wire
AssigneeFelten & Guilleaume Carlswerk AG
InventorDieter Braun
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AssigneeFelten & Guilleaume Carlswerk AG
InventorDieter Braun
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A plurality of cylindrically segmental mold pairs together forming an array having an outer surface and each having a mold cavity and an inlet between a respective cavity and the surface is continuously rotated past the end of a generally stationary nozzle so as sequentially to align the inlets with the nozzle end. A plastified and hardenable resin is continuously fed under pressure to the nozzle end which is spaced from the surface of the mold array by a predetermined distance. Thus resin material continuously exits from the nozzle. When the nozzle is aligned with an inlet opening this material enters the inlet opening and forms a body therein and a sprue integral with the body. When the end is not aligned with the inlet the material escapes laterally from between the end and the surface and forms on the surface a generally continuous film unitary with the sprues. The mold pairs are sequentially opened and closed by a cam on successive spaced-apart locations of a wire before and after the molding thereon of the bodies. The sprues and the film are separated from the body after such molding and replastified for reuse.
An apparatus for molding a succession of discrete insulating spacers on an elongated flexible conductor, particularly such which is to be used as an inner conductor of a coaxial cable, comprising a support;
An apparatus for molding a succession of discrete bodies on an elongated flexible element, said apparatus comprising:
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