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    Method for loading ceramic moulds presenting a die plate having at least one forming cavity in which a die is slidingly received, comprising the following operative steps for each complete loading cycle: preparing a powder layer at least the upper part of which has properties conforming to the required aesthetic characteristics of the exposed face of the tile; transferring said layer to above said at least one forming cavity; depositing into said at least one cavity a powder layer having a thickness greater than that necessary to obtain the desired tile thickness, and before pressing removing, by suction, the surface layer of the powder contained in the mould cavity, without appreciable mixing of the powder present at the interface between the surface layer and the underlying material.
Application Number
申请号
02123395 Application Date
申请日
2002.06.25
Title 名称 Method for feeding ceramic tile forming mould and its related device for implement it and produced ceramic tile
Publication Number
公开号
1396047 Publication Date
公开日
2003.02.12
Approval Pub. Date 2005.10.05 Granted Pub. Date 2005.10.05
International Classification 分类号 B28B13/02;B28B17/00
Applicant(s) Name
申请人
Sackmi-Yimora Co-Operativa Mauanici S.P.A.
Address 地址
Inventor(s) Name 发明人 Petero Rivora
Attorney & Agent 代理人 liu zhibeng
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