Injection molding mechanism for forming a monolithic tubular pipette
AssigneeBiomedical Polymers, Inc.
InventorsJohn E. Fay, Michael T. Faulkner
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AssigneeBiomedical Polymers, Inc.
InventorsJohn E. Fay, Michael T. Faulkner
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The invention includes a system for producing a monolithic injection molded pipette including a mold having an elongate cavity enclosing a prolate core, both cavity and core having tapered ends, paired retractable locking pins for stabilizing the core, solonoid drives for extending and retracting the pins, a resin source for for injecting resin into the cavity, and a controller for retracting the pins as injected resin flows along the core to the space proximate the pins. The invention includes a method for making a pipette including enclosing an elongate, tapered core in a mold having a prolate, tapered cavity to accept the core, extending paired locking pins to stabilize the core, injecting resin into the cavity and sequentially retracting the locking pins as the resin flows in the cavity proximate the pins. The pipette according to this invention is an injection molded monolithic structure comprising an elongate tube and a tapered tip formed integrally with the tube.
An injection molding mechanism for forming a monolithic tubular pipette with a tapered tip integrally formed therewith comprising:
An injection molding mechanism for forming a monolithic tubular pipette with a tapered tip integrally formed therewith comprising:
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