Prosthetic appliance kit
OwnerStephen Bettlesinventor
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Abstract
Prosthetics created in layers, and methods of making them, comprising one or more materials. The methods utilize a clay sculpture from which is made a negative impression cast in silicone, which is used to cast a durable positive prosthetic, which is used to create either durable or temporary negative production impressions into which the layers can be built to form the finished prosthetic.
Claims10
A method for producing prosthetic appliances comprising:
- spraying a layer of a skin safe plastic encapsulation cover into a negative mold;
- spraying an adhesive layer on top of the skin safe plastic encapsulation cover;
- filling the mold with platinum silicone;
- spraying the previous layers with another adhesive layer;
- spraying another layer of skin safe plastic encapsulation cover;
- spraying the previous layers with a layer of a pressure adhesive;
- and,
- placing one or more pieces of release film upon the pressure adhesive.
A method for producing prosthetic appliances comprising:
- spraying a layer of a skin safe plastic encapsulation cover into a negative mold;
- filling the mold with platinum silicone;
- spraying the previous layers with an adhesive layer;
- spraying another layer of skin safe plastic encapsulation cover;
- spraying the previous layers with a layer of a pressure adhesive;
- and,
- placing one or more pieces of release film upon the pressure adhesive.
A method for producing prosthetic appliances comprising:
- spraying a layer of a skin safe plastic encapsulation cover into a negative mold;
- filling the mold with platinum silicone;
- spraying another layer of skin safe plastic encapsulation cover;
- spraying the previous layers with a layer of a pressure adhesive;
- and,
- placing one or more pieces of release film upon the pressure adhesive.
A method for producing a prosthetic out of a negative mold using a spray guard comprising:
- a) spraying a negative mold with release spray;
- b) placing a spray guard over the negative mold;
- c) spraying a skin safe plastic encapsulation cover on top of the negative mold;
- d) spraying an adhesive layer on top of the skin safe plastic encapsulation cover;
- e) removing the spray guard and filling the negative mold with platinum silicone;
- f) replacing the spray guard over the negative mold;
- g) spraying the previous layers with another adhesive layer;
- h) adding another layer of skin safe plastic encapsulation cover;
- i) adding a layer of pressure sensitive skin safe adhesive;
- j) removing the spray guard;
- and,
- k) placing one or more pieces of release film onto the prosthetic.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.