Adjustable mold for shaping wooden trays from coconut shells.

TH28217UActive Publication Date: 2026-06-02NATIONAL SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
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Authority / Receiving Office
TH · TH
Patent Type
Utility models
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Filing Date
2024-08-07
Publication Date
2026-06-02

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Abstract

OCR 09WP 04 / 12 / 2568 A mold for producing wooden trays from discarded coconut husks, with changeable designs, consisting of: Die molds, plate molds, and casting molds. Plate molds can... It can be molded in various ways and used in conjunction with casting molds to adjust the pattern of the design as needed. The indentations and / or bumps should have a thickness and / or depth of 2-4 millimeters and an angle within... 150-160 degrees relative to the horizontal plane is required for efficient shaping. The workpiece is pushed out by... Using a hydraulic control system that pushes a hydraulic cylinder through a hole in the hydraulic rod system.
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Claims

OCR 09WP 04 / 12 / 2568 1. An adjustable pattern mold for shaping wooden trays from coconut shells, including: The die (101) presses and heats the coconut shell from the frond. Above Casting molds (103) are used to press and heat the molds. Casting (103) is installed at the bottom of the mold (100). Its distinctive feature is that it is further assembled with a plate mold (102) mounted between the molds. Die type (101) and casting type (103), which the plate type (102) mentioned above makes Function to create raised and / or indented patterns on the workpiece (105) according to the design on the sheet mold. (102) as mentioned, and heat is transferred to the coconut shell from the bottom, receiving heat from Casting mold (103) in which the inside of the casting mold (103) has holes to support the system. Hydraulic rod (104) to push the sheet mold (102) and workpiece (105) in and out of the mold. Casting type (103) 2. A mold for shaping wooden trays from coconut shells with adjustable pattern design, as per claim 1, which states: The die (101) is made up of an upper part (1014) with a steel tube at the bottom. (1015) is midway between the top piece (1014) and the male mold base (1013), next to it is an insulating plate. The first heat (1012) and the male mole (1011).

3. A mold for shaping wooden trays from coconut shells with adjustable pattern design, as per claim 1 or 2. The casting mold (103) is made up of a female mold support base (1033) in which On top there is a second thermal insulation sheet (1032) and a female mold (1031) is placed on top of the insulation sheet. The second heat (1032) is described where each part has a hole to support the hydraulic rod system (104) in the position. Aligned with and on the underside of the casting mold (103), the groove (1051) for mounting the heat. Ter 4. A mold for shaping wooden trays from coconut shells with adjustable pattern design, as per claims 1 through 3. Any one of the die types (101) that has a rectangular shape with a width in the range 200 - 240 millimeters in length, 220 - 260 millimeters in width, and 30 - 50 millimeters in thickness. The optimal size is 240 x 260 x 50 millimeters.

5. A mold for shaping wooden trays from coconut shells with adjustable pattern design, as per claims 1 through 4. Any one of the die molds (101) is square in shape and has grooves milled into it. (1050) for installing heaters, where the size of the groove (1050) for installing heaters covers The area of ​​the die (101) is in the range of 65 - 80 percent, with the ideal characteristics being: A groove (1050) measuring 90 x 240 millimeters with 2 grooves for mounting heaters, covering The area is equal to 69 percent.

6. A mold for shaping wooden trays from coconut shells with adjustable pattern design, as per claims 1 through 5. Any one of the following plate molds (102) has embossed and / or indented shapes of varying thickness and / or The depth is in the range of 2 to 4 millimeters, with the optimal depth being 2 millimeters.

7. A mold for shaping wooden trays from coconut shells with adjustable pattern design, as per claims 1 through 6. Any one of the following plate molds (102) in the area of ​​the raised and / or recessed areas has an angled bevel. Within the range of 150 to 160 degrees with respect to the horizontal, the optimal angle is 153 degrees.

8. A mold for shaping wooden trays from coconut shells with adjustable pattern design, as per claims 1 through 7. Any one of the following where the sheet mold (102) has a sheet thickness of no more than 15 percent of the The depth of the casting mold (103) is 11.11 percent, the optimal value of which is 11.11 percent.

9. A mold for shaping wooden trays from coconut shells with adjustable pattern design, as per claims 1 through 8. Any one of the casting molds (103) that has a suitable depth of between 90 - 100 mm after installing the plate mold (102) into the casting mold (103). as mentioned above 10. A mold for shaping wooden trays from coconut shells with adjustable pattern design, as per claims 1 through 9. Any one of the casting molds (103) in which the inner wall angle is in the range of 92 - 97 degrees, with the optimal angle being 95 degrees.