Abstract: A dip molding process for making an integral article having a solid inner surface and a foamed outer cover in which a hot mold is dipped into a solid plastisol which is partially fused before being dipped into a foamable plastisol which is then formed, fused and bonded to the solid plastisol to form an integral article.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
February 3, 1987
Date of Patent:
January 24, 1989
Assignee:
Sinclair and Rush, Inc.
Inventors:
Joseph J. Ventimiglia, Neville F. Vatcha
Abstract: A dip mold for forming a part from plastisol which part has an integral internal member. The dip mold has an internal cavity in its free end to form said internal member and the cavity is vented by a lateral passage to the outside face of the mold to allow air in the cavity to escape and the internal molded part to be formed.