Patent classifications
B29C63/0013
Channel formation
A body-mountable device may be formed of a polymeric material. A molding form can define a cavity and polymeric material can be formed using the mold to create a device shaped in accordance with the cavity. Electronics disposed on a substrate can be encapsulated within the polymeric material by forming a first layer of polymeric material, positioning the substrate on the first layer, and then forming a second layer of polymeric material over the substrate. A channel can expose a sensor disposed on the substrate. The channel may be formed while molding the second layer of polymeric material over the substrate. The molding form can include a protrusion that extends toward the sensor. A sacrificial sealant material can be applied to the sensor or the protrusion to create a seal between the protrusion and the sensor. The polymeric material forms around the sealed protrusion to create the channel.
Device and method for removing a peelable seal
A container or array of containers that is are sealed with a peelable seal is transported via a conveyor along a processing path toward a desealing station at which an adhesive surface having a width substantially the same as or greater than the width of the seal is pressed against the upper surface of the peelable seal. A collection rod applies a downward pressure on the adhesive surface, pressing it against the seal and keeping the container or container array in position on the conveyor as the plate moves with the conveyor. As the leading edge of the seal passes the collection rod, the adhesive surface is rolled upward, away from the plane of the seal, pulling up on the leading edge of the seal to separate it from the container or container array while the container or container array is held down by the roller. The removed seal is then discarded.
Manufacturing method of tank
There is provided a manufacturing method of a tank including a liner. The manufacturing method comprises (A) a process of winding fibers in a sheet-like form impregnated with a resin on a mandrel having a higher rigidity than rigidity of the liner and heating and curing the wound fibers in the sheet-like form to form a sheet layer; (B) a process of pulling out the mandrel from the sheet layer; and (C) fitting the liner into the sheet layer, after the process (B).
Heating Layer For Film Removal
Embodiments of the presently disclosed system include a thin thermoplastic or thermosetting polymer film loaded with non-polymeric inclusions that are susceptible to heating under a time-varying magnetic field. Insertion of this additional heating layer into a structural or semi-structural heterogeneous laminate provides an on-demand de-bonding site for laminate deconstruction. For example, in some embodiments when the heating layer is inserted between a cured Carbon-Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) layer and a Polymeric/Metallic film stackup layer, the heating layer can be selectively heated above its softening point (e.g., by using energy absorbed from a locally-applied time-varying magnetic field) to allow for ease of applique separation from the CFRP layer.
Switchable décor
n apparatus comprising a case, a first fixation sheet having a first side configured to be attached to the case and including a first permanent bonding agent with a first adhesion characteristic as well a second side having a first repositionable material with a second adhesion characteristic, the second adhesion characteristic being less permanent than the first adhesion characteristic. The apparatus also includes a third side configured to be attached to the second side of the first fixation sheet; and a second fixation sheet having fifth and sixth sides, the fifth side configured to be attached to a fourth side of the decorative sheet, the fifth side including a second bonding agent with a third adhesion characteristic; the sixth side having a second repositionable material with a fourth adhesion characteristic, the fourth adhesion characteristic being less permanent than the first and third adhesion characteristics.
Apparatus of supporting debonding and method for debonding using the same
A debonding support device includes a suction plate including a support region for supporting a glass assembly, the support region including at least two suction regions applying different suction forces per unit area, the suction regions including a debonding initiation portion suction region for sucking a debonding initiation portion at which debonding of the glass assembly is to be initiated, the debonding initiation portion suction region applying the strongest of the different suction forces per unit area; a vacuum pump connected to the suction plate to provide a vacuum pressure for the suction plate, and a controller.
CONDUIT AND METHOD OF FORMING
A thin ribbon spirally wound polymer conduit and method of forming, wherein a helical reinforcing bead is interposed adjacent overlapping layers of ribbon. Further, a method of continuously forming spirally wound conduit wherein a sacrificial layer, preferably having a different base polymer to that of the conduit, is first applied to the former before the conduit is formed overtop.
PROTECTIVE COVER COATING DEVICE
A coating device is provided which allows for coating the surface of devices and tools in direct/indirect contact with the patient in medical and dental areas. Also provided are a coating method that is performed with the coating device and a method for removing the protective cover from the coated devices.
SWITCHABLE DECOR
A method comprises removing a first decorative sheet member from a mobile device, the first decorative sheet member including a first graphic; determining an identifier associated with the first graphic from a plurality of identifiers; and presenting, on the mobile device, a first media presentation associated with the first graphic.
LIMB FOR BREATHING CIRCUIT
A limb for a breathing circuit manufactured from very thin walled polymer materials has an elongate axial reinforcing spine lying freely inside the conduit and fixed to each end connector. The spine is laterally compliant but axially stiff. The spine provides resistance to tensile and compressive loads on the conduit, including that induced by prevailing internal pressures.