(under subclass 402) Processes wherein the mold is subjected to induction heat.
(1) Note. Induction heat is considered to be heating of a nominally electrical conducting material by eddy currents induced by a varying electromagnetic field. When an alternating current flows through a coil which surrounds or is adjacent to a nominally conducting material, eddy currents will be induced therein and cause said material to be heated.
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431, for processes of producing or treating inorganic material utilizing induction heating.
457, for blow molding processes utilizing induction heating.
472, for extrusion molding processes utilizing induction heating.
486, for processes wherein the directly applied energy is induction heat.
