Entformungsgesetz

Entformungsgesetz is a term that can refer to several different concepts, primarily within the German legal and engineering contexts. In a general sense, it can translate to "release law" or "demolding law," suggesting principles related to the separation or removal of one object from another.

One common usage relates to patent law, specifically concerning the removal of patented inventions from the market. This can involve legal mechanisms and regulations that permit or govern the disposal or repurposing of patented goods once their patent protection has expired or under specific circumstances.

Another area where the concept arises is in mechanical engineering and manufacturing, particularly in injection molding or casting processes. Here, "Entformungsgesetz" refers to the physical principles and design considerations that ensure a molded part can be successfully ejected from its mold without damage. This involves factors like draft angles, material properties, and mold design to facilitate release. The underlying physics dictate how forces are applied and resisted during the ejection phase. Understanding these principles is crucial for efficient and defect-free production.