Floodcooling Technologies, LLC

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Thomas N Greaves

Mark Manuel

Matthew T Lowney

Michael Wasylenko

In one embodiment, a tool for forming an article in a molding operation has a tool body formed from a non-particulate material, with a particulate material bonded to the body. The body provides a forming surface for forming the article. The particulate material, or the particulate material and the tool body collectively provide a duct for conveying a fluid for transfer of heat with the forming surface. In another embodiment, the tool has a tool body formed from a non-particulate material with a cavity and the particulate material is disposed within the cavity. A heat transfer material is disposed in the cavity bonding the particulate material to the tool body. Methods for manufacturing such tools are also disclosed.

Compound mold tooling for controlled heat transfer

A method and a tangible itemwhich is produced by the use of various softly created sectional members, such as members, which are selectively and softly and selectively moved or rotated, in whole or in part, used to create physical sectionals, and then the physical sections are moved or rotated and use to selectively construct the physical item

Method for forming a tangible item and a tangible item formed by the method

A methodand a laminated toolwhich is created by the methodand which is formed by the selective coupling or attachment of sectional members, such as members. The formed toolincludes a finished surfacewhich is formed by the selective deposition of materialonto surface

Tool and a method for creating the tool

A tooland a method for creating the toolwhich is comprised of several selectively coupled sectional membersand which includes at least one cooling channelIn one embodiment, each sectional memberwhich is to be used to form the at least one cooling channelhas respective indented channelsChannelof memberregisters with a unique one of the channelsof memberto which memberis coupled, thereby forming the unique cooling passageOther embodiments are disclosed which also provide desired cooling paths

Tool and a method for making a tool

A tool () having improved heat transfer characteristics and a method for cooling a tool () which is comprised of several selectively coupled sectional members () Each selected sectional members () include an outer contour (), while each of the sectional members () includes at least one coolant passage (). These coolant passages () cooperatively form a coolant manifold () which is a predetermined distance from contours (). An amount of coolantis passed through manifold () to cool tool ().

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Rochester Hills, MI, United States of America

Thomas N Greaves