Patent classifications
B29C65/665
METHOD OF SECURING A FINGERPRINT SENSOR ONTO A COVER MEMBER INCORPORATED WITHIN A HOST DEVICE PANEL
A method of securing a fingerprint sensor into a host device panel comprises, in one embodiment, securing a cover panel to the fingerprint sensor assembly and then securing the covered fingerprint sensor into a hole formed in the host device panel. In another embodiment, the cover panel is secured within a hole formed in the host device panel, and then the host device panel is placed over the fingerprint sensor assembly with the cover member aligned with the sensor assembly.
Method and apparatus for repair of polyolefin pipes and structures
A method of repairing a polyolefin structure at a damaged area thereof containing applying a filler material as necessary to fill the damaged area, overlaying the filled damaged area with a transitional film having a first side adapted to bond to polyolefins, bonding the transitional film to the polyolefin structure, and applying a reinforcement system over the transitional film. The bonding of the transitional film to the polyolefin structure comprises applying heat to the transitional film. A repair system for repairing a polyolefin structure containing optionally a filler material on the polyolefin structure, a transitional film applied over and bonded to the polyolefin structure having a first side adapted to bond to polyolefins, and a reinforcement system, applied over the transitional film. The reinforcement system contains a fiber-reinforced polyurethane system bonded to the second side of the transitional film.
DEVICE CONTAINING FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD POLYMERS
A device that includes a first portion including a first polymer, a second portion including a second polymer, and a third portion defining a third polymer. The second polymer is substantially not bondable to the first polymer, and the third polymer is bondable to the first polymer and fixedly secures the first portion to the second portion. A device that includes a body and a closure and including and a first polymer, a second polymer and a third polymer, wherein the first polymer is bondable with the second polymer, and the third polymer is substantially not bondable to the first polymer.
DUCT WITH SHAPE MEMORY MATERIAL, AND INSTALLATION METHOD
Ducting and/or duct couplings can be formed from shape memory polymer material, with the material for example being additively manufactured. The use of shape memory polymer material for one or more of the duct portions may allow for easier installation of the ducting, for example allowing the ducting to be warped and/or bent to fit into or through places that are hard to reach or hard to maneuver through, with the ducting then heated to cause it to return to a predetermined memory shape. The coupling of duct portions together may be accomplished by the duct portions including a shape memory polymer material, with for example ends of the duct portions fitted together, and then heated to use a shape memory property of the material to effect coupling. Heating of the shape memory polymer material also softens the material, allowing it to move to a previously set shape.
Co-extrusion blow molding apparatus and method, and sealed empty devices
A device comprising a body including a first polymer and a closure including a second polymer that is substantially not bondable to the first polymer and has a relatively higher shrinkage rate than the first polymer, wherein at least a portion of the closure overlaps at least a portion of the body, forming a hermetic seal therebetween and defining a sealed, empty, sterile container.
Method and apparatus to assemble a high purity liquid distribution system
A method and apparatus for assembling a high purity liquid distribution system is described. A distal end portion of the tube is heated then pushed over a sleeve so that the distal end portion can have a shrink seal fit over the sleeve to mitigate accidental or inadvertent pull out of the tube from a fitting. Other benefits are also achieved such as minimal flow restriction of the liquid flowing through the joint and the tube.
METHOD AND APPARATUS TO ASSEMBLE A HIGH PURITY LIQUID DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
A method and apparatus for assembling a high purity liquid distribution system is described. A distal end portion of the tube is heated then pushed over a sleeve so that the distal end portion can have a shrink seal fit over the sleeve to mitigate accidental or inadvertent pull out of the tube from a fitting. Other benefits are also achieved such as minimal flow restriction of the liquid flowing through the joint and the tube.