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Bottle caps Bottled in Bond Act Bottleglass Bottles... [Pg.125]

When the mold is opened, the part should be easily removable. Cavities are made with a slight taper to reduce frictional drag of the part on the mold. The half of the mold attached to the movable platen is equipped with ejector pins, which push the part out of the cavity while the mold is being opened. When the mold is closed, the pins are flush with the cavity surface. Release agents or lubricants facilitate ejection and shorten the mol ding cycle. Some complex parts require that the mold open in several directions in addition to the direction of the platen movement. For a threaded part, eg, a bottle cap, part of the mold must be rotated to remove the article from the mold. [Pg.142]

The largest outlet for polystyrene is in packaging applications. Specific uses include bottle caps, small jars and other injection moulded containers, blown containers (a somewhat recent development but which has found rapid acceptance for talcum powder), vacuum formed toughened polystyrene as liners for boxed goods and oriented polystyrene film for foodstuffs such as creamed... [Pg.462]

Aminos. There are two basic types of amino plastics - urea formaldehyde and melamine formaldehyde. They are hard, rigid materials with good abrasion resistance and their mechanical characteristics are sufficiently good for continuous use at moderate temperatures (up to 100°C). Urea formaldehyde is relatively inexpensive but moisture absorption can result in poor dimensional stability. It is generally used for bottle caps, electrical switches, plugs, utensil handles and trays. Melamine formaldehyde has lower water absorption and improved temperature and chemical resistance. It is typically used for tableware, laminated worktops and electrical fittings. [Pg.17]

Solution The top of the bottle cap is effectively a plate with clamped edges. The central deflection in such a situation is given by Benham et al. as... [Pg.59]

A heavy-walled Pyrex tube with a suitable lip can be sealed with a metal bottle cap and capper available at many hardware stores (Fig. A3.8). This vessel is suitable for reactions at moderate pressure only (for example, benzene heated to 100°). [Pg.172]

Flaschen-hals, m. neck of a bottle or flask. -inhalt, m. contents of a bottle or flask or gas cylinder, -kappe, -kapsel, /. bottle cap. -kiirbis, m. bottle gourd calabash. -achild n. bottle (flask, etc.) label, -stdpsel, -ver-schluss, m. bottle (or flask) stopper or fastener, -zug, m. set of pulleys, block and tackle. [Pg.157]

An Alka-Seltzer tablet gives off carbon dioxide when dissolved in aqueous solution. The gas is used to drive hydrogen sulfide out of drilling fluid samples. The H S then reacts with lead acetate paper in the bottle cap. The degree of discoloration is related to hydrogen sulfide concentrations. [Pg.1318]

A squeeze bottle can be simply made from a 500-ml. narrowmouthed polyethylene bottle and polyethylene tubing. Holes in the bottle cap and shoulder are made with a sharp cork borer of the appropriate size to ensure a tight fit with the inserted tubing. [Pg.42]

Internal plastic thread The strength of plastic threads is limited, and when molded in a product involving either an unscrewing device or a rounded shape of thread similar to bottle-cap threads, they can be stripped from the core. Screw threads, when needed, should be of the coarse type and have the outside of the thread rounded so as not to present a sharp V to the plastic that can produce a notch effect. [Pg.189]

Bottle caps made from different plastics are extensively used. Some closures are of the simple cork snap type design, but most are of the screw type. Strong, accurate threads can be molded, which represent undercuts. Simple designs should be used when permitted, such as wide-pitch threads. The thread should be designed to start about 1 /32 in. (0.08 cm) from the end of the face perpendicular to the axis of the thread. It is usually practical to mold up to 32 threads per in. more than this number can give certain molders trouble. [Pg.191]

Injection molding is a common process that we use to convert polymer granules to solid objects. Unlike the products made by continuous extrusion processes, discussed in Chapter 11, products made by injection molding are discrete objects, produced in individual mold cavities. We encounter injection molded products of all sorts in our daily lives, ranging from combs, bottle caps, and ballpoint pens to car steering wheels, camera bodies, and the keys on our computers. [Pg.243]

Uses The urea formaldehyde resins are used for domestic electrical fittings, bottle caps. These also find use for wood adhesives, surface coatings and textile finishings. [Pg.170]

If not already done, set up a titration unit as indicated on page 4 of the Metrohm Model 703 Ti Stand Instructions for Use manual, and an exchange unit as indicated on pages 72 and 73 of the Metrohm Model 701 KF Titrino Instructions for Use manual. Place titrant in a bottle labeled titrant. Place methanol in a bottle labeled solvent. Make sure both bottle caps are tight. Switch on the instrument. [Pg.414]

Packaging, food and non-food, perfume bottle caps, shampoo bottles, various bottles and containers, glass product coatings... [Pg.57]

Other DEHP substitutes currently in use, important in terms of produced volumes, are also terephthalates, e.g., di(2-ethyUiexyl) terephthalate (DEHT). DEHT is produced in volumes up to 50,000 tones [116], and the main applications are coatings, vinyl floorings, electric connectors, vinyl water stops, coating for clothes, bottle caps, toys, and medical devices [117]. [Pg.257]

Polyethylene Glycol [PEG] 3350 (MiraLax) [Laxative] Uses Occasional constipation Action Osmotic laxative Dose 17 g powder (1 heaping tbsp) in 8 oz (1 cup) of H2O drink max 14 d Caution [C, ] R/0 bowel obst before use Contra GI obst, allergy to PEG Disp Powder for recons bottle cap... [Pg.260]

In pharmaceutical applications, sorbitol is used as a tablet diluent in wet granulation or dry compression formulations. It is commonly used in chewable tablets because of its sweet taste, and it is also used as a plasticizer for gelatin in capsule formulations. Sorbitol is utilized in sugar-free liquid preparations and as a stabilizer for drug, vitamin, and antacid suspensions. When it is used in syrups, crystallization around bottle caps is prevented. [Pg.463]

A study sample was introduced into the bottle, capped, shaken for 10 sec, and a sample of the gas taken and analyzed as above. A decrease in butane peak height was considered evidence of extraction. A plot of the butane peak height vs. time from introduction of the sample (reaction time) was considered a measure of the kinetics of extraction. The data were fitted to an equation of the form ... [Pg.96]


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