B29K2995/0058

High temperature melt integrity battery separators via spinning

A method for preparing a high temperature melt integrity separator, the method comprising spinning a polymer by one or more of a mechanical spinning process and an electro-spinning process to produce fine fibers.

System and method for producing plastic products from recycled mixed plastic waste and plastic product

System and method for producing plastic products from a recycled plastic mix of unidentified, unclean and unsorted mixed plastic waste comprises the thermal and mechanical processing of the recycled plastic waste using continuous extrusion foaming, two-phase cooling, continuous metering of the pulling strength and automatic adjustment of the pulling speed and extrusion speed.

Porous articles formed from polyparaxylylene and processes for forming the same
12280525 · 2025-04-22 · ·

Polyparaxylylene (PPX) polymers that can be expanded into porous articles that have a node and fibril microstructure are provided. The fibrils contain PPX polymer chains oriented with the fibril axis. The PPX polymer may contain one or more comonomer. PPX polymer articles may be formed by applying PPX to a substrate by vapor deposition. The nominal thickness of the PPX polymer film is less than about 50 microns. The PPX polymer film may be removed from the substrate to form a free-standing PPX polymer film, which may then be stretched into a porous article. Alternatively, a PPX polymer article can be formed by lubricating PPX polymer powder, heating the lubricated powder, and calendering or ram extruding to produce a preform that can subsequently be stretched into a porous article. The heating and expansion temperatures are from about 80 C. to about 220 C. or from about 220 C. to about 290 C. or from about 290 C. to about 450 C.

MULTI-LAYER PEX PIPE AND METHODS FOR FORMING THE SAME
20250144865 · 2025-05-08 ·

The present disclosure relates to a multi-layered PEX pipe where the core layer or center layer is a cross-linked polyethylene PEX which is sandwiched between two stabilized Polyethylene layers that are not cross-linked. The core PEX-a layer is a major proportion of the pipe's cross sectional area and thus is the primary stress-bearing layer of the pipe product. The present disclosure also relates to a method of extruding all layers simultaneously to make a composite PEX pipe.

Thin organic solvent resistant glove

A thin organic solvent resistant glove is disclosed including: a first polymeric layer in a shape of a glove including at least one of a blend of a polyisobutylene material and a nitrile-butadiene material, or a nitrile-butadiene material; a second polymeric layer in a shape of a glove including at least one of a polyisobutylene material or a blend of a polyisobutylene material and a nitrile-butadiene material, disposed on the first polymeric layer, and a third polymeric layer in a shape of a glove including a nitrile-butadiene material or an acrylic polymer material disposed on the second polymeric layer.

Multi-layer container, method for producing same, and method for producing reclaimed polyester

Provided is a multilayer container having a polyester layer containing a polyester resin (X), and a polyamide layer containing a polyamide resin (Y) and a yellowing inhibitor (A). The content of the polyamide resin (Y) is from 0.05 to 7.0 mass % relative to the total amount of all polyamide layers and all polyester layers. The yellowing inhibitor (A) is a dye. The content of the yellowing inhibitor (A) is from 400 to 800 ppm relative to the polyamide layer. An L* of the multilayer container is 87.5 or greater.

Hose, method for manufacturing hose, and hydraulic pump

Provided are a hose excelling in a lightweight property and in fatigue fracture resistance, a method for manufacturing the hose, and a hydraulic pump. The hose includes a tube, an interior of the tube being hollow, continuous carbon fibers and/or continuous glass fibers wound around an outer circumference of the tube, and a thermosetting resin present external to the tube. The thermosetting resin has an elastic modulus from 0.5 to 10 MPa, and the continuous carbon fibers and/or continuous glass fibers are impregnated with at least a part of the thermosetting resin. The elastic modulus of the thermosetting resin is a numeric value determined by: heating the thermosetting resin for 2 hours at a curing temperature of the thermosetting resin; then subjecting the thermosetting resin to thermoregulation for two weeks under a condition of a temperature of 23 C. and a relative humidity of 55%; and then performing a measurement in accordance with JIS K7161:2019.