C09D7/69

Light-shielding film for optical element and optical element having light-shielding film
11187832 · 2021-11-30 · ·

A light-shielding film for optical element includes at least a resin and a colorant. The light-shielding film for optical element has an average extinction coefficient of 0.03 or more and 0.15 or less as an average of extinction coefficients of the whole light-shielding film for light having wavelengths ranging from 400 to 700 nm.

Curable coating material for non-impact printing

A coating material processable by non-impact printing to form at least a part of a coating layer representing an image, the coating material having an amorphous resin portion, is curable and is configured for being applied with a thickness of at least 15 μm, the coating material having one or more of the following: a polyester resin having at least one incorporated acid monomer and wherein at least 10 weight percent of the at least one incorporated acid monomer is isophthalic acid; a polyester resin containing 1 to 100 w-% of cycloaliphatic glycol compounds with respect to the total weight of the glycol compounds of the polyester resin component; an acrylic resin; a fluorine containing polymer; a polyurethane resin.

COMPOSITE COATING MATERIAL FOR PASSIVE VIBRATION DAMPING

A composite coating material for passive vibration damping is provided. The composite coating material includes a polymer matrix, and a piezoelectric ceramic filler and an electrically conductive filler dispersed in the polymer matrix. Particles of the piezoelectric ceramic filler have an average particle size of greater than about 100 microns (μm).

Photocatalytic compositions, and uses thereof for obtaining water paints

The invention relates to photocatalytic compositions, e.g. cement-based photocatalytic compositions, and the uses thereof for obtaining water paints. There is provided a photocatalytic composition, which comprises: (a) at least one inorganic binder; (b) at least one photocatalyst; (c) at least one cellulose with very low viscosity; (d) at least one fluidizing agent; (e) at least one first calcareous filler in the form of particles of which at least 95% by weight has a dimension not greater than 40 μm; (f) at least one second calcareous filler in the form of particles of which at least 95% by weight has a dimension not greater than 20 μm; (g) at least one thermal insulator material comprising hollow ceramic spheres with sub-mm diameters, and (h) glass bubble borosilicate microspheres.

NON-STICK COAT LAYER, NON-STICK COATING SET AND COOKING DEVICE

Provided are a non-stick coating, a non-stick coating material group, and a cooking device. The non-stick coating includes: an undercoat, a hue of at least one material in the undercoat being adapted to shield a hue of a substrate material; and a topcoat disposed on a surface of the undercoat facing away from the substrate material, the topcoat including a fluorine-containing resin.

RETROREFLECTIVE AQUEOUS PSEUDOPLASTIC GEL COMPOSITION FOR INDUSTRIAL SPRAYING

The invention relates to an aqueous pseudoplastic gel composition, having a first viscosity η.sub.1 at a shear rate of 0.01 s.sup.−1 of between 5 and 200 Pa.Math.s and a second viscosity η.sub.2 at a shear rate of 100 s.sup.−1 that is between 10 and 1000 times lower than the first viscosity, wherein the aqueous pseudoplastic gel consists of, based on the total weight of the composition: 15-60 wt. % of water; 20-60 wt. % of spherical glass beads having a median particle diameter D50, as measured with laser diffraction, between 5 and 150 μm, and a refractive index, measured at a wavelength λ of 589 nm, between 1.8 and 2.8; 0.15-1.5 wt. % of a thickener; and 0-50 wt. % of one or more further ingredients.

The invention further relates to methods for its preparation. The invention further concerns a process for coating a substrate with a retroreflective layer using said aqueous pseudoplastic gel composition and to substrates coated with a retroreflective layer obtainable by said process.

PRODUCTION PROCESS OF POLYESTER MICROPOWDERS

The present invention relates to a process for preparing fine particles of an aromatic copolyester, the process comprising the melt-blending of the aromatic copolyester with a polyester polymer (PE), the cooling the blend and the recovery of the particles by dissolution of the PE into water. The present invention also relates to aromatic copolyester particles obtained therefrom and to the use of these particles in to make coatings or films.

POWDER COATING MATERIAL
20230312938 · 2023-10-05 · ·

A powder coating material used for a powder coating method including a step of immersing a coil end of a coil, which includes a conductor portion coated with an insulating coating and an exposed portion where the conductor portion is exposed from the insulating coating, in a fluidized chamber in which a powder coating material flows, and adhering a melt of the powder coating material to an outside of the exposed portion, the powder coating material containing a particulate thermosetting resin composition. The thermosetting resin composition contains an epoxy resin, and a curing agent.

AQUEOUS DISPERSION OF POLYMER PARTICLES, MICROSPHERES, AND COLLOIDIAL SILICA PARTICLES.

The present invention is a composition comprising an aqueous dispersion of polymer particles, polymeric organic crosslinked microspheres, and colloidal silica particles. The composition is useful in coating compositions for exterior applications to achieve a balance of excellent dirt pickup resistance and durability performance under accelerated testing conditions.

PROCESS FOR PREPARING WHITENED FLY ASH

A process for preparing whitened fly ash includes the steps of: (a) subjecting fly ash to a size classification step to obtain size classified fly ash having a particle size such that at least 90 wt % has a particle size of from 44 μm to 250 μm; (b) optionally, contacting the size classified fly ash from step (a) with water to form a slurry, wherein the slurry has a solid content of less than 40 wt %; (c) subjecting the slurry obtained in step (b) to an exhaustive magnetic separation step to form magnetically treated fly ash, wherein the exhaustive magnetic separation step includes a first magnetic extraction step and a second magnetic extraction step, wherein the second magnetic extraction step is carried out at a higher magnetic field strength than the first magnetic extraction step; and (d) subjecting the magnetically treated fly ash obtained in step (c) to milling to form whitened fly ash.