Patent classifications
B29K2995/0082
Three-dimensional printing utilizing a captive element
A method of forming a printed structure is disclosed. The method may include printing layers of a printed structure and incorporating an element within the printed structure. The element may be removed in order to form tunnels within the printed structure. In some embodiments the element may be removed and reused in the formation of additional printed structures. The element may also be retained to form a composite printed structure.
Method for manufacturing an electrode for an accumulator
The invention relates to a method of manufacturing a separating membrane in gel form, for an alkali metal ion battery, the method consisting of extruding a mix comprising: an alkali metal salt, a dinitrile compound with formula NCRCN, in which R is a hydrocarbon group C.sub.nH.sub.2n, and n is equal to 1 or 2 and preferably equal to 2, a hot melt support polymer, soluble in the dinitrile compound.
PROTECTIVE FILM, ELECTRONIC DEVICE HAVING SAME, AND METHOD FOR ATTACHING PROTECTION FILM
An electronic device includes a flexible display module, a window on the flexible display module, and a protective base film on the window, and having a first modulus at a first temperature and a second modulus lower than the first modulus at a second temperature 80 C. higher than the first temperature, wherein the difference between the first modulus and the second modulus may be no greater than about 985 MPa.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING LAMINATE
The present invention relates to a method for producing a laminate, wherein the laminate is obtained by integrally laminating an expanded beads molded article (a) composed of expanded beads A and having interconnected voids and an expanded beads molded article (b) composed of expanded particles B and having interconnected voids, the difference [P.sub.bP.sub.a] between the voidage (P.sub.a) of the expanded beads molded article (a) and the voidage (P.sub.b) of the expanded beads molded article (b) is 5% or more, and the expanded beads A and the expanded beads B satisfy the following (1) to (3): (1) a difference [d.sub.Bd.sub.A] between an average hole diameter (d.sub.A) of the through-holes of the expanded beads (A) and an average hole diameter (d.sub.B) of the through-holes of the expanded beads (B) is 0.3 mm or more and 2 mm or less; (2) the expanded beads (B) have an average outer diameter D.sub.B of 3.5 mm or more and 5 mm or less; (3) a difference [D.sub.BD.sub.A] between an average outer diameter D.sub.A of the expanded beads (A) and an average outer diameter D.sub.B of the expanded beads (B) is 0.3 mm or more and 2 mm or less.
Thermoplastic Resin Composition for Laser Direct Structuring, and Molded Article Comprising Same
The present invention relates to a thermoplastic resin composition for laser direct structuring, containing: a polycarbonate resin; an inorganic compound comprising titanium dioxide and zinc sulfide; a fibrous inorganic filler; and an additive for laser direct structuring. Therefore, the present invention can provide: a thermoplastic resin composition for laser direct structuring, capable of implementing excellent whiteness while maintaining excellent impact resistance and rigidity; and a molded article comprising the same.
High modulus hybrid material rotor blade spar
A composite spar having an upper and lower wall region connected by leading and trailing edge regions is provided including a plurality of first laminates and a plurality of second laminates. The plurality of first laminates includes one or more intermediate modulus graphite plies having an intermediate modulus. The plurality of first laminates is arranged in one or more intermediate modulus layers to form at least a portion of the upper wall region, lower wall region, leading edge region and trailing edge region. The plurality of second laminates includes one or more high modulus graphite plies having a high modulus. The plurality of second laminates is arranged in one or more high modulus layers. The high modulus layers are generally interposed between intermediate modulus layers.
SEGMENTED TUNNELS ON ARTICLES
Collapsible tunnel systems or segmented tubular structures may be printed on or otherwise attached to base layers on articles of apparel, articles of footwear, or other articles of manufacture. The collapsible tunnel systems have two or more tubular structures attached to the base layer, with tunnels extending through the tubular structures. A tensile strand may be laced through the tunnels in the tubular structure such that when tension is applied to the tensile strand, the tunnels may collapse into a structure with a continuous tunnel through two or more tubular structures. In some embodiments, two or more segmented tubular structures each have two spaced-apart tubular structures joined by a connecting portion, and a tensile strand extending through tunnels in the tubular structures.
Method for manufacturing a flexible mold with peripheral stiffener, and mold resulting from said method
A food mold includes a food mold body made of a mold body material, having one or more cells with flexible wall, the cells being open on a common access face itself having a peripheral rim extending radially outward from an inner edge, marking the boundary with the cell or cells and to a free outer edge, the peripheral rim being provided with a peripheral stiffening element in the form of a continuous annular reinforcement with, if necessary, one or more intermediate stiffening elements. The peripheral stiffening element is entirely embedded in the mold body material. Around the peripheral stiffening element, the mold body material has no through passages free or blocked between the peripheral stiffening element and the outer surface of the material.
Extrusion with preferential bend axis
A catheter is made by coextruding first and second molten polymers, wherein the second molten polymer forms a flexible inner core and the first molten polymer forms exactly two bands on opposite sides of the inner core. The inner core is braided, and a third molten polymer extruded onto the braid to form a flexible jacket that encloses the braid, the bands and the inner core. The bands are more rigid than the inner core, and they provide preferential in-plane bending.
ARTICLE OF FOOTWEAR WITH TUBULAR STRUCTURES
An article of footwear has a tubular structure that may conform to various anatomical features of a foot. The tubular structure has a tunnel, and a tensile strand runs through the tunnel. Applying tension along the tensile strand may cause the tubular structure to conform more closely to one or more anatomical features. The geometry, or path, of the tubular structure on the article may be customized.