US143629A - Improvement in molds for glassware - Google Patents
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- Figure l is a top view of a mold or apparatus constructed in accordance with my invention, the plunger being removed.
- my invention consists'in combining with the main matrix ofthe mold, or that in which the body of the article is to be formed, a separate handle- Vforming matrix and press, by which, after the body of the article is formed, the handle is -molded and affixed to the body portion.
- a A denote the two halves or parts of the mold, hinged together and mounted upon a base, B, in the ordinary manner.
- C C are handles for opening and closing the parts.
- D represents one-half of the matrix for forming the body of the article, the other part corresponding therewith, with the exception of the gates.
- E Within the shell of the mold is the handle-forming matrix E, one-half of such being made in each half of the mold, .and opening into the main matrix by two mouths, a a', which are, respectively, provided with gates G G', by which communication with the body matrix may be cut off, as occasion may require.
- These gates extend transversely through one-half of the mold, and are connected to an upright bar, H, which,
- K is an auxiliary font or glass-receiving chamber, mounted upon the top of the mold, such font having an opening or passage through its bottom, and communicating, by a channel, b, with the handle-forming matrix, as shown in Fig. 3.
- the chamber K is provided with a plunger or presser, L, by which the molten glass, after having been poured into the chamber, is pressed into the handle-forming matrix, so as to form the handle, and cause the ends therelof to so inipinge against the body of the article as to 4be iirmly affixed thereto.
- This employment of the presser or plunger insures a perfect formation of the handle, and a strong and positive iixation of it to the body portion.
- the gates G G are first to be closed to shut oft' the communication between the body-matrix and the handle-matrix.
- the glass-blower having collected on the end of his rod or blow-pipe a sufficient quantity of molten glass to form the body of the article, and having manipulated, marred, and treated it in the ordinary manner, places the same in the body-matrix and closes the parts of the mold, and next iniiates the glass and forms the body-portion of the article, in the usual manner.
- This having' been elfected he immediately opens the gates and pours into the font or press chamber a l suflicient quantity of glass in a molten state to form the handle of the article.
- This having been done he puts the plunger into the press-chamber and forces the glass into the handle-forming matrix, and the end portions thereof firmly into contact with the outer surface of the formed body, whereby a strong and fixed union of the two is effected.
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- G. H. LoMAx.
Molds orGlasswaren y No., 143,629. Parentedoct. 14,1873.
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UNITED STATES GEORGE H, LOMAX, OF SOMERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS.
IMPROVEMENT IN MLS FOR GLASSWARE.
Speciiication forming part of Letters Patent Nall-13,6219, dated October 14, 1873; application filed July 30, 1873.
To all whom it may concern.-
Beit known that I, GEORGE H. LoMAx, of Somerville, in the county of Middlesex and State of Massachusetts, have invented a new and useful Improvement in Molds or Apparatus for Forming Blowover Glassware with Handles, of which the following is a speeication, the accompanying drawings forming a part thereof.
In said drawings, Figure l is a top view of a mold or apparatus constructed in accordance with my invention, the plunger being removed.
' in the art to which it appertains to form and .affix more perfect and uniform handles upon pitchers, lamps, and other glass articles than can the most skillful workman by the method now commonly employed; and my invention consists'in combining with the main matrix ofthe mold, or that in which the body of the article is to be formed, a separate handle- Vforming matrix and press, by which, after the body of the article is formed, the handle is -molded and affixed to the body portion.
In the drawing, A A denote the two halves or parts of the mold, hinged together and mounted upon a base, B, in the ordinary manner. C C are handles for opening and closing the parts. D represents one-half of the matrix for forming the body of the article, the other part corresponding therewith, with the exception of the gates. Within the shell of the mold is the handle-forming matrix E, one-half of such being made in each half of the mold, .and opening into the main matrix by two mouths, a a', which are, respectively, provided with gates G G', by which communication with the body matrix may be cut off, as occasion may require. These gates extend transversely through one-half of the mold, and are connected to an upright bar, H, which,
by means of an arm, I, is pivoted .to a lever, J, by which the gates may be either opened or closed, as may be desirable. K is an auxiliary font or glass-receiving chamber, mounted upon the top of the mold, such font having an opening or passage through its bottom, and communicating, by a channel, b, with the handle-forming matrix, as shown in Fig. 3. The chamber K is provided with a plunger or presser, L, by which the molten glass, after having been poured into the chamber, is pressed into the handle-forming matrix, so as to form the handle, and cause the ends therelof to so inipinge against the body of the article as to 4be iirmly affixed thereto. This employment of the presser or plunger insures a perfect formation of the handle, and a strong and positive iixation of it to the body portion.
Having described the construction of my invention, its operation is as follows: The gates G G are first to be closed to shut oft' the communication between the body-matrix and the handle-matrix. The glass-blower, having collected on the end of his rod or blow-pipe a sufficient quantity of molten glass to form the body of the article, and having manipulated, marred, and treated it in the ordinary manner, places the same in the body-matrix and closes the parts of the mold, and next iniiates the glass and forms the body-portion of the article, in the usual manner. This having' been elfected, he immediately opens the gates and pours into the font or press chamber a l suflicient quantity of glass in a molten state to form the handle of the article. This having been done, he puts the plunger into the press-chamber and forces the glass into the handle-forming matrix, and the end portions thereof firmly into contact with the outer surface of the formed body, whereby a strong and fixed union of the two is effected.
Having described my invention, what l claim 1s- In a mold or apparatus for producing blowover glassware the combination, with the bodyv matrix, of the font or chamber K, presser L, and the handle-matrix provided with gates, substantially as described. y
GEORGE H. LOMAX fitnesses F. l. HALE, E. C. HALE.
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