Patent classifications
B29K2105/0032
COMPOSTABLE MATERIAL FOR PACKAGING
A compostable material and methods of forming the same are described. The compostable material includes about 90% to about 99% by weight of a compostable polymeric material and a nucleating agent. The compostable material has a degree of crystallinity of about 5% to about 45%.
Solar-reactive mulch film
A solar reactive mulch film comprising one or more layers of heat shrink material pre-strained at a predetermined temperature and tension. Immediately cooling the pre-strained layers retains molecular deformation stresses in the material which facilitate shrinkage but not expansion on exposure to solar radiation. The mulch film adapted to be laid over longitudinal growing beds and held tautly by burying its side edges in soil. Exposure of uncovered portions of film to solar radiation causes shrinkage in one or more directions whereby in combination with the weight of the soil holding it down, maintains tautness of the mulch over a growing period. Methods of manufacture and use of the same.
SHAPED ARTICLE
A shaped article is provided. The shaped article includes a light reflective layer, a decorative layer, and a first transparent layer. The light reflective layer is being provided from an ink having light reflectiveness. The first transparent layer is being provided from a transparent ink. The decorative layer is disposed on an outer side of the light reflective layer. The first transparent layer is disposed on an outer side of the decorative layer.
POLYESTERS, POLYMER COMPOSITIONS, AND METHODS OF USING THEREOF
Provided herein are polyesters that comprise (i) monomer units derived from sugar-based bicyclic diol; (ii) monomer units derived from an unsaturated aliphatic diacid; and (iii) monomer units derived from a saturated aliphatic diacid. The monomer units derived from the ethylenically unsaturated aliphatic diacid can be present in an amount of from greater than 0 mole % to 40 mole % of the polyester. These polyesters can be formed into articles using additive manufacturing methods. The resulting articles can be biocompatible, resorbable over a span of from 3 months to 12 months following implantation in the human body, and can exhibit desirable mechanical properties for applications, including porosity and elasticity.
Container and method of manufacture
A method includes injection molding a preform using a two phase injection system having a first phase in which a material is injected into the preform and a second phase in which the material is injected into the preform. The preform is disposed in a mold. The preform is blow molded into an intermediate article. The intermediate article is trimmed to form a finished container. The first phase includes injecting a material into the preform to form a single layer of the preform and the second phase includes injecting the material to form inner and outer layers and an intermediate layer between the inner and outer layers. The inner and outer layers include the material and the intermediate layer includes at least one additive. Finished containers are disclosed.
Shaping method, shaping system, and shaping apparatus
Disclosed is a shaping method for shaping a three-dimensional object, which includes a slice data generation step that generates slice data and a shaping execution step that shapes the three-dimensional object by a shaping apparatus based on the slice data. The shaping apparatus shapes the three-dimensional object using inkjet heads. The slice data generation step has a color cross-section data generation step that generates color cross-section data showing at least a cross-sectional shape of the three-dimensional object and a color at each position, a plate division data generation step that generates plate division cross-section data in which the color cross-section data is color-separated for each color of the material, and a plate division cross-section data change step that changes at least some plate division cross-section data. The slice data is generated based on the plate division cross-section data changed in the plate division cross-section data change step.
OPAQUE, HEAT SHRINKABLE MICROLAYER FILM
A microlayer is provided having a pigment that may include carbon black particles ranging from about 25 nm to about 200 nm in diameter and/or titanium dioxide (Ti02) particles ranging from about 54 nm to about 390 nm in diameter. Such a microlayer may be used in a film that has a core layer adjacent to a substrate layer, which is itself adjacent to an outer layer. The core layer may one or more first multilayers having at least one of carbon black particles ranging from about 25 nm to about 200 nm in diameter and Ti02 particles ranging from about 54 nm to about 390 nm in diameter. Such a film is characterized by an opacity of at least about 90%. A multilayer core layer will result in a film having an Elmendorff tear strength of at least about 27.9 g.
A POLYMER COMPOSITION COMPRISING PARTICLES AND COLORANT, ITS METHOD OF PREPARATION AND ITS USE
A polymer composition comprising particles and colorant, its method of preparation and its use The present invention relates to a polymeric composition comprising polymeric particles and a colorant. In particular the present invention relates to a polymeric (meth)acrylic composition comprising polymeric particles and a mixture of colorants. The present invention concerns also the use of such a polymeric composition or polymeric (meth)acrylic composition comprising polymeric particles and a mixture of colorants in lightning applications. The present invention concerns also a process for making a polymeric composition or (meth)acrylic composition comprising polymeric particles and a mixture of colorants.
COMPOSITE CRYSTAL FLOORING AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
Embodiments of the present disclosure disclose a composite crystal flooring. The composite crystal flooring may have a multi-layer structure. The composite crystal flooring may include a substrate layer. The substrate layer may include at least a first structural layer, a second structural layer, and a third structural layer. The second structural layer may be located between the first structural layer and the third structural layer. A foaming density of the second structural layer may be less than 1.1 grams per cubic millimeter. Components of the second structural layer may include polyvinyl chloride, one or more inorganic fillers, at least one foaming agent, at least one foaming regulator, at least one lubricating agent, and at least one stabilizer. The one or more inorganic fillers may include modified fly ash, hollow glass microbeads, and composite calcium. The composite crystal flooring with a low density may have good thermal stability and rigidity.
POWDER BUILD MATERIAL OBJECT LABELS
In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, an additive manufacturing system is described. The additive manufacturing system includes a build material distributor to deposit layers of powdered build material onto a bed and an agent distributor to form a slice of a three-dimensional (3D) printed object by selectively depositing at least one agent onto a layer of powdered build material. The additive manufacturing system also includes a controller. The controller 1) controls the build material distributor and the agent distributor to form the 3D printed object and 2) controls the agent distributor to form an object label, the object label to be within a body of the 3D printed object with fused material disposed over the object label. The object label does not receive an agent disposed thereon.