Patent classifications
B29K2105/0044
NOVEL RESIN SUITABLE FOR STEREOLITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING USING POLY(1,1-DIFLUOROETHYLENE)
A photocurable resin composition is provided that is suitable for use in stereolithography, comprising from about 2 weight percent to about 75 weight percent of a fluoropolymer, particularly poly(1,1-difluoroethylene), or an aromatic engineering thermoplastic polymer, a sulfur-based engineering thermoplastic polymer, a fluorine-based engineering thermoplastic polymer, or a commodity thermoplastic polymer. Also provided is a process for making three dimensional objects from successive layers of the photocurable resin composition described herein.
ROTATIONAL MOLDING COMPOSITION
Compositions for forming rotationally molded (rotomolded) parts, methods for forming the rotomolded parts, and the rotomolded parts are provided. An exemplary rotomolding composition includes a virgin resin, including a polyethylene polymer, and a postconsumer recycle (PCR) resin.
Roofing Tile System and Method of Manufacture
A synthetic roofing tile is provided that includes features enhancing the impact resistance as well as the ease of installation and/or use of the roofing tile or panel on a building structure. The roofing tile is formed in an improved color variation process which effectively simulates the appearance of the natural material represented by the synthetic roofing tile. The roofing tile also can be compression molded such as in a method for manufacturing a synthetic roofing tile or panel is provide in which a number of inserts representing the desired appearance for the roofing tile or panel can be utilized in the manufacturing process to provide roofing tiles or panels with the desired appearance. The inserts can be interchanged within the molds in order to provide different appearances to roofing tiles or panels formed using the same molds.
MULTI-LAYER CO-EXTRUSION STONE PLASTIC FLOORS AND MANUFACTURING METHODS THEREOF
The present disclosure discloses a multi-layer co-extrusion stone plastic floor. The multi-layer co-extrusion stone plastic floor includes at least one co-extrusion stone layer, the co-extrusion stone plastic layer including a first stable layer, a stone plastic rigid layer, and a second stable layer successively. A size change rate of the first stable layer and the second stable layer is within a range of 0 to 0.12% within a temperature range of −15° C. to 80° C. At least one of the first stable layer, the stone plastic rigid layer, and the second stable layer includes composite particles of acrylate copolymer (ACR)/nano SiO.sub.2. The multi-layer co-extrusion stone plastic floor has improved strength, improved thermal stability and reduce thermal deformation by adding stable layers above/below the plastic rigid layer and adding the composite particles of ACR/nano SiO.sub.2.
METHOD OF MAKING A HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURE OF POLYOLEFIN SOLIDS AND CARBON SOLIDS
A method of making a homogeneous mixture of polyolefin solids and carbon solids without melting the polyolefin solids during the making The method comprises applying acoustic energy at a frequency of from 20 to 100 hertz to a heterogeneous mixture comprising the polyolefin solids and the carbon solids for a period of time sufficient to substantially intermix the polyolefin solids and the carbon solids together while maintaining temperature of the heterogeneous mixture below the melting temperature of the polyolefin solids, thereby making the homogeneous mixture without melting the polyolefin solids.
METHOD OF MAKING A HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURE OF POLYOLEFIN SOLIDS AND AN ORGANIC PEROXIDE
A method of making a homogeneous mixture of polyolefin solids and an organic peroxide without melting the polyolefin solids during the making. The method comprises applying acoustic energy at a frequency of from 20 to 100 hertz to a heterogeneous mixture comprising the polyolefin solids and the organic peroxide for a period of time sufficient to substantially intermix the polyolefin solids and the organic peroxide together while maintaining temperature of the heterogeneous mixture below the melting temperature of the polyolefin solids, thereby making the homogeneous mixture without melting the polyolefin solids.
NON CONDUCTIVE RUBBER HOSE
A non-conductive rubber hose is provided exhibiting lower conductivity compared to conventional EPDM hose, and reduced stiffness compared to conventional non-conductive thermoplastic hose. The hose is useful for applications such as in hydraulics for boom trucks, and for coolant in plasma cutting tools.
Ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer composition, pellets, and multilayer structure
An ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer composition contains: (A) an ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer; (B) a styrene derivative; and (C) an iron compound; wherein the iron compound (C) is present in an amount of 0.01 to 5 ppm on a metal basis based on the weight of the ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer composition. The ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer composition has ultraviolet absorbability even without a known ultraviolet-absorbing agent blended therein, and is excellent in heat stability and reduced susceptibility to coloration.
Melt-formable ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer composition, pellets, and multilayer structure
A melt-formable ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer composition contains: (A) an ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer; (B) an alkali metal compound; and (C) an iron compound; wherein the weight ratio of the alkali metal compound (B) to the iron compound (C) on a metal basis is 10 to 100,000. The viscosity of the melt-formable ethylene-vinyl alcohol copolymer composition decreases with time during melt forming, rendering it excellent in long-run formability.
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.