Glass cone for colour television tube - where inside wall of cone includes moulded pegs used to locate magnetic screen inside tube

The cone has the shape of a truncated pyramid, and has a narrow hole at one end connected to a neck tube, whereas the other end is bonded to the front screen of the TV tube. The wall of the cone is thicker at its larger end than at the neck, and the inner surface is provided with several pegs (24) moulded in the cone. The pegs (24) are distributed round the bore of the cone, and pref. consist of four pegs, one in each corner of a rectangular cone. The pegs (24) may be conical and/or "knurled", and/or provided with ribs; and are pref. used to locate a magnetic screen inside the tube. The magnetic screen can be anchored in the TV tube independently from the front screen and the shadow mask. LE CONE EN VERRE POUR TUBE A RAYONS CATHODIQUES SELON LA PRESENTE INVENTION EST FORME PAR MOULAGE PAR CENTRIFUGATION DANS UN MOULE TOURNANT. DES PATTES 24 SONT FORMEES SUR LA PAROI INTERIEURE DU CONE 10. CES PATTES ONT UNE GEOMETRIE VARIABLE ET SONT UTILISEES POUR POSITIONNER UN ECRAN MAGNETIQUE 26 DANS LE CONE ET LE MAINTENIR EN POSITION A L'INTERIEUR DE CE DERNIER. LE CONE ET SON ECRAN MAGNETIQUE SOLIDAIRE FORMENT UN SOUS-ENSEMBLE QUI EST INDEPENDANT DU RESTANT DES ELEMENTS CONSTITUTIFS DU TUBE A RAYONS CATHODIQUES.APPLICATION: TUBE-IMAGE POUR TELEVISION EN COULEUR.