B29K2081/06

POLYPHENYLENE SULFIDE POLYMER COMPOSITIONS AND CORRESPONDING LASER WELDING APPLICATIONS
20210370614 · 2021-12-02 ·

Described herein are polyphenylene sulfide (“PPS”) polymers having excellent transparency to infrared (“IR”) radiation. It was surprisingly discovered that PPS polymer composition including PPS polymers having a selected metal ion (Ca, K, and Mg) concentration at least 400 parts per million by weight (“ppm”), had significantly increase IR transparency, relative to corresponding PPS polymer compositions including a PPS polymer having a selected metal ion concentration less than 400 ppm. Additionally, described herein are methods for laser welding the PPS polymer compositions.

POLYPHENYLENE SULFIDE POLYMER COMPOSITIONS AND CORRESPONDING LASER WELDING APPLICATIONS
20210370614 · 2021-12-02 ·

Described herein are polyphenylene sulfide (“PPS”) polymers having excellent transparency to infrared (“IR”) radiation. It was surprisingly discovered that PPS polymer composition including PPS polymers having a selected metal ion (Ca, K, and Mg) concentration at least 400 parts per million by weight (“ppm”), had significantly increase IR transparency, relative to corresponding PPS polymer compositions including a PPS polymer having a selected metal ion concentration less than 400 ppm. Additionally, described herein are methods for laser welding the PPS polymer compositions.

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR THE SAME

Additive manufacturing devices and methods for the same are provided. The additive manufacturing device may include a stage configured to support a substrate, a printhead disposed above the stage, and a targeted heating system disposed proximal the printhead. The printhead may be configured to heat a build material to a molten build material and deposit the molten build material on the substrate in the form of droplets to fabricate the article. The targeted heating system may be configured to control a temperature or temperature gradient of the droplets in a flight path interposed between the printhead and the substrate.

Container blanks for flexible packages and methods of making flexible packages

A container blank having an article handling feature for handling the container blank as well as the flexible packages made therefrom during manufacture, and method of making flexible packages using such a feature are described herein. Also described herein is an array of flexible packages containing a common article handling feature provided by such a method.

Container blanks for flexible packages and methods of making flexible packages

A container blank having an article handling feature for handling the container blank as well as the flexible packages made therefrom during manufacture, and method of making flexible packages using such a feature are described herein. Also described herein is an array of flexible packages containing a common article handling feature provided by such a method.

Mechanical assembly for securing sheets and related method

A mechanical assembly for securing a first sheet to a second sheet includes a first projection having a first sidewall and a first top wall. The first sidewall extends from the first top wall at a first acute angle. The first sidewall includes a first top end and a first bottom end. A first discontinuity is defined in the first sidewall between the first top end and the first bottom end. A first base wall extends from the first bottom end. The first base wall extends generally parallel to the first top wall.

Mechanical assembly for securing sheets and related method

A mechanical assembly for securing a first sheet to a second sheet includes a first projection having a first sidewall and a first top wall. The first sidewall extends from the first top wall at a first acute angle. The first sidewall includes a first top end and a first bottom end. A first discontinuity is defined in the first sidewall between the first top end and the first bottom end. A first base wall extends from the first bottom end. The first base wall extends generally parallel to the first top wall.

Method for preparing self-floating transparent nano ultrathin film

The present disclosure provides a method for preparing a self-floating transparent nano ultrathin film. According to the present disclosure, the MXene film layer and the nano ultrathin film layer are sequentially subjected to suction filtration on the substrate material by utilizing a vacuum suction filtration technology, and thus a double-film structure is loaded on the substrate material; then an oxidant is subjected to oxidizing and bubbling on the MXene film layer in a permeation way, and thus the substrate material and the nano ultrathin film layer can be separated in a physical isolating manner. Finally, the nano ultrathin film is completely separated in a liquid phase floating separation manner. The nano ultrathin film prepared by the method provided by the present disclosure has a specific thickness and light transmittance through different loading capacities, and the substrate material can be repeatedly utilized.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING A MOULDED BODY THAT ENCLOSES A CAVITY BY WELDING TWO PARTIAL BODIES, AND DIE FOR WELDING TWO PARTIAL BODIES
20220134676 · 2022-05-05 ·

Described herein is a process for producing a molded body which encloses a cavity, by welding two partial bodies. Also described herein is a die with which the process of producing the molded body can be carried out. Also described herein is a molded body which can be obtained by the process.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING A MOULDED BODY THAT ENCLOSES A CAVITY BY WELDING TWO PARTIAL BODIES, AND DIE FOR WELDING TWO PARTIAL BODIES
20220134676 · 2022-05-05 ·

Described herein is a process for producing a molded body which encloses a cavity, by welding two partial bodies. Also described herein is a die with which the process of producing the molded body can be carried out. Also described herein is a molded body which can be obtained by the process.