Method of producing a plastic pin having an insert in a neck portion
OwnerArnold Jager, Andreas Jager +1inventors
InventorsArnold Jager, Andreas Jager, Sebastian Jager
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OwnerArnold Jager, Andreas Jager +1inventors
InventorsArnold Jager, Andreas Jager, Sebastian Jager
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A method of producing a plastic pin, including a bowling pin, having a cellular and/or porous core that is surrounded by a solid-walled, noncellular and nonporous shell. The shell is initially produced as a whole body in a mold. While the material of the shell is not yet hardened and is still deformable, an insert is introduced into the narrowed neck portion of the shell, in a direction axial relative thereto, in such a way that the insert displaces an inner layer of the shell, dividing the hollow interior of the shell into an upper and a lower chamber and producing a fixed connection with the material of the shell. Material for the core, with such material being provided with an expanding agent, is then introduced into the shell, and after the shell and the core have set, the mold is removed.
A method of producing a plastic pin, optionally a bowling pin, having a cellular and/or porous core that is surrounded by a solid-walled, noncellular and nonporous shell, said method including the steps of:
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