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Primary Examiner: Drummond, Douglas J.
Assistant Examiner: Dawson, Robert A.
Attorney: Cushman, Darby & Cushman

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Title: Method of forming reinforced plastics articles utilizing openwork tubes

Abstract: A reinforced plastic rod is produced by placing resin impregnated fibres within a tube of deformable openwork construction, for example braided or knitted material, arranged so that elongation of the tube results in a decrease in its cross section, elongating the tube so that it compacts the resin and fibres and also squeezes out excess resin through the openwork tube, and then curing the resin.

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Inventors: Phillips, Leslie Nathan (Farnborough, EN)

Application Number: 083457
Filing Date: 1970-10-23
Publication_date: 1976-02-03
Assignee: National Research Development Corporation (London, EN)
Primary Class(es): 156/86 87/1, 87/6, 87/9, 138/123, 138/124, 138/125, 156/148, 156/229, 264/86, 428/367, 428/375, 428/396
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US Patent Ref:

2602766	Jul, 1952	Francis	161/176.
2685813	Aug, 1954	Lampman et al.	161/176.
3033729	May, 1962	Shobert	87/1.
3457962	Jul, 1969	Shobert	161/176.
3855897	Dec, 1974	Takahashi et al.	87/1.

Other Refs: 1,110,791

Apr, 1968	UK.

Other References: "Modmor High Modulus Carbon Fibres" from Engineering Natl's and Design - Materials Selector and Converter, Mar. 1969, p. 7 of ad. between 80 & 81.
"Graphite Filaments Spur New `Composites` Industry," Modern Textiles Magazine, June 1969, pp. 28, 30 & 33.