Method for producing plastic assembly parts
AssigneeCebal
InventorsMichel Bosshardt, Bertrand Gruau
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InventorsMichel Bosshardt, Bertrand Gruau
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The invention relates to a method for producing objects and object parts formed by an assembly comprising at least two plastic parts (10 and 5; 10′ and 5′), which can move in relation to one another with at least one degree of freedom and which are provided with surfaces having at least partially complementary shapes such that, in at least one geometric configuration, they are solidly interconnected on a common surface (11; 11′) in close, clearance-free contact The inventive method comprises the following steps: 1) molding of a first part (10, 10′) by compression or injection; 2) removal of the second tool, the first part (10, 10′) remaining solidly connected to the first tool which serves as a piece of support equipment or is installed on a piece of support equipment (60); 3) compression molding of the second part using the whole (110) of the first part which is integral to the support equipment and a third tool; 4) removal of the first support tool (60) and the third tool (55) and extraction of the assembly (200) thus formed.
Method for fabricating objects or parts thereof formed of an assembly comprising at least two parts made of plastic materials which can move in relation to one another, with at least one degree of freedom and for which corresponding surfaces at least partially match with complementary shapes such that there is at least one geometric configuration in which the parts are solidly interconnected on a common surface in close, clearance-free contact, comprising the steps of:
Method for fabricating objects or parts thereof formed of an assembly comprising at least two parts made of plastic materials which can move in relation to one another, with at least one degree of freedom and for which corresponding surfaces at least partially match with complementary shapes such that there is at least one geometric configuration in which the parts are solidly interconnected on a common surface in close, clearance-free contact, comprising the steps of:
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