US PATENT SUBCLASS 425 / 90
WITH MEANS APPLYING COATING (E.G., PARTING, ETC.) MATERIAL TO WORK OR WORK CONTACT MEANS


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425 /   HD   PLASTIC ARTICLE OR EARTHENWARE SHAPING OR TREATING: APPARATUS

90WITH MEANS APPLYING COATING (E.G., PARTING, ETC.) MATERIAL TO WORK OR WORK CONTACT MEANS {8}
91  DF  .~> Plural diverse type applicators
92  DF  .~> Plural spaced applying means applying material to work and work contact means
93  DF  .~> Immersion type
94  DF  .~> Means contacting work downstream of shaping member
95  DF  .~> By means attached to or within male shaping member
96  DF  .~> Separate means applying material directly to shaping means, dough divider trap chamber, or between work and shaping means {3}
102  DF  .~> To work contact means upstream of shaping means {1}
104  DF  .~> To work downstream of shaping means {2}


DEFINITION

Classification: 425/90

(under the class definition) Apparatus in combination with means to apply a liquid or fluent particulate solid material (1) to preformed work, (2) between a shaping member and the material being shaped or (3) to work contacting means.

(1) Note. To be included in this and indented subclasses under (1) of the subclass definition the liquid or fluent particulate solid must be applied in such a way that no more than one dimension of the thickness or depth of the layer is controlled by the machine. A means which controls the shape of the applied layer in two or more dimensions are considered molding means and are classified in appropriate subclasses below.

(2) Note. To be included under (2) or (3) of the definition the material must be applied for the purpose of conditioning the work contact means or the product, (e.g.., parting, release, or lubricating materials, etc..). Means applying materials which are intended to adhere to the product and contribute to the overall shape and structure are considered molding means and are classified in appropriate subclasses below.

(3) Note. Excluded from this and indented subclasses are patents claiming means for adding, blending or mixing a liquid, particulate, or pulverulent material within a feeding means or mixing means upstream of a shaping means. Such devices are classified in appropriate subclasses below. See especially subclasses 200+.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

71, for means extruding a material into a cooling or liquid reaction tank.

89, for means under the class definition utilizing sheet or web type parting material. 108, for means under the class definition used for rod end to rod end splicing or joining.

130, for means feeding fluent stock from plural sources to a common shaping means to form a composite product, see especially subclass 133.1 for concentric extrusion shaping means encased within a common nozzle housing wherein a lamina is formed within the extrusion device.

225+, for cleaning means employing a liquid disclosed and

claimed solely for cleaning.

500+, for the combination of means to bring preforms into assembled relation in combination with means to bond them together in means which causes a preform reshaping.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

65, Glass Manufacturing,

169, for glass working apparatus including means to provide a coating or parting material.

106, Compositions: Coating or Plastic,

2, for a composition disclosed as a coating repellent (e.g.., parting material, etc..); and subclasses 38.2+ for a mold or mold coating composition.

118, Coating Apparatus, appropriate subclasses for coating apparatus but especially

14, and 18 for edible-base or coating type combined with coating decorating means or solid means acting on a coating after application, except where such instrumentalities are in the nature of molds or dies, which latter combination is in this Class 425, and subclass 44 with coating apparatus combined with means to deform work. 164, Metal Founding,

267+, for metal founding apparatus combined with a coating means.

264, Plastic and Nonmetallic Article Shaping or Treating: Processes,

129+, for processes of coating combined with a molding step.