Patent classifications
B29C48/04
ARRANGEMENT FOR GRANULATING EXTRUDED MATERIAL
Disclosed is an arrangement for granulating polymer material, having a housing with a gas supply line, connected opposite the latter to the housing, having a rectangular cross-section, a granulating unit located at least partially in the housing and having a perforated plate of a feed or plasticising unit feeding into the housing, and a scraper which crushes or separates the material emerging through the recesses of the perforated plate, wherein in a plane running parallel to the plane of the perforated plate, the two lateral wall surfaces of the gas discharge line perpendicular to this plane include an angle α2 with one another, and the two lateral wall surfaces of the gas supply line perpendicular to this plane include an angle α1, wherein the two angles α1, α2 open towards the housing and wherein the angle α1 is greater than the angle α2.
ARRANGEMENT FOR GRANULATING EXTRUDED MATERIAL
Disclosed is an arrangement for granulating polymer material, having a housing with a gas supply line, connected opposite the latter to the housing, having a rectangular cross-section, a granulating unit located at least partially in the housing and having a perforated plate of a feed or plasticising unit feeding into the housing, and a scraper which crushes or separates the material emerging through the recesses of the perforated plate, wherein in a plane running parallel to the plane of the perforated plate, the two lateral wall surfaces of the gas discharge line perpendicular to this plane include an angle α2 with one another, and the two lateral wall surfaces of the gas supply line perpendicular to this plane include an angle α1, wherein the two angles α1, α2 open towards the housing and wherein the angle α1 is greater than the angle α2.
BIO-BASED THERMOFORMED PACKAGING AND METHODS OF FORMING THE SAME
In various aspects, the present disclosure pertains to thermoformed webs that comprise polymer films having one or more thermoformed cavities contained therein, the polymer films comprising a polymer blend of amorphous polyethylene terephthalate (APET), polyethylene furanoate (PEF), and a copolyester that comprises (a) dicarboxylic acid residues (e.g., dicarboxylic acid residues that comprise terephthalic acid residues and, optionally, one or more additional dicarboxylic acid residues) and (b) diol residues (e.g., diol residues comprising ethylene glycol residues and, optionally, one or more additional diol monomer residues). Other aspects of the disclosure pertain to methods of forming such thermoformed webs, packaged products comprising such thermoformed webs, and methods of recycling such thermoformed webs.
Shaped or sized encapsulated reactant and method of making
Technologies are described for a method of making an encapsulated reactant having a desired shape or size. The method comprises providing solid reactant particles and an encapsulating material. The encapsulating material is heated above its solidification temperature to form a molten, semi-solid, or liquid encapsulating material. The solid reactant particles are added to the molten, semi-solid, or liquid encapsulating material and mixed to disperse the solid reactant particles in the encapsulating material and form a mixture. The mixture may be extruded or formed into the desired shape or size of the encapsulated reactant, or the mixture may be solidified and extruded, granulated, shredded, ground, or pressed into the desired shape or size.
A GEL AND CUSHIONING MATERIAL BASED ON THERMOPLASTIC ELASTOMERS AND METHOD OF MAKING THEREOF
A gel material made of thermoplastic elastomers. The thermoplastic elastomers content in the gel material is very less. Even after the reduction of thermoplastic elastomers, the gel material has superior properties. The gel material of the disclosure is cost effective and has good strength. The present disclosure also relates to a cushioning material made of gel of thermoplastic elastomers. Furthermore, the present disclosure also relates to a process for making the gel and the cushioning material.
A GEL AND CUSHIONING MATERIAL BASED ON THERMOPLASTIC ELASTOMERS AND METHOD OF MAKING THEREOF
A gel material made of thermoplastic elastomers. The thermoplastic elastomers content in the gel material is very less. Even after the reduction of thermoplastic elastomers, the gel material has superior properties. The gel material of the disclosure is cost effective and has good strength. The present disclosure also relates to a cushioning material made of gel of thermoplastic elastomers. Furthermore, the present disclosure also relates to a process for making the gel and the cushioning material.
Devices, systems, and processes for processing polymers
Embodiments of an invention disclosed herein relate to devices, processes, and systems for processing one or more polymers.
Rapid manufacturing of tailored preforms
A method for rapid manufacturing of three dimensional discontinuous fiber preforms is provided. The method includes the deposition of a polymeric material containing fibers on a surface to form a tailored charge for compression molding. The reinforced polymeric material may be a thermoplastic or a reactive polymer with viscosity low enough to allow flow through an orifice during deposition, yet high enough zero shear viscosity to retain the approximate shape of the deposited charge. The material can be deposited in a predetermined pattern to induce the desired mechanical properties through alignment of the fibers. This deposition can be performed in a single layer or in multiple layers. The alignment is achieved passively by shear alignment of the fibers or actively through fiber orientation control or mixing. The fibers can be of the desired material, length, and morphology, including short and long filaments.
Compact camera module
A compact camera module that contains a generally planar base on which is mounted a lens barrel is provided. The base, barrel, or both are molded from a polymer composition that includes a thermotropic liquid crystalline polymer and a plurality of mineral fibers (also known as “whisker”). The mineral fibers have a median width of from about 1 to about 35 micrometers and constitute from about 5 wt. % to about 60 wt. % of the polymer composition.
High Molecular Weight Polyamides and CoPolyamides with Uniform RV and Low Gel Content
A customizable polyamide polymer, in particular Nylon 66, Nylon 6, and copolyamides, having a high molecular weight, excellent color, and low gel content is disclosed. In particular, disclosed is a polymer having a relative viscosity greater than 50 as measured in a 90% strength formic acid solution; consistent viscosity with a standard deviation of less than 1; a gel content no greater than 50 ppm as measured by insolubles larger than 10 micron; an optical defect content of less than 2,000 parts per million (ppm) as measured by optical control system (OCS). The polymer can be made into monofilaments or a multifilament yarn.