A method for producing a sandwich metal part (1) having a non-developable shape. The part including a metal honeycomb core (2) and two metal skins (4) arranged to either side of the core. The method including: a step of plastically deforming metal sheets (4) for obtaining the two metal skins (4); then, a step of rigidly connecting the two metal skins (4) to the core (2).

The present invention provides a composite material of laminated curved glass and a manufacturing method thereof, the composite material of laminated curved glass includes a first glass plate, a prefabricated part, and an adhesive film configured between the first glass plate and the prefabricated part, the thickness of the first glass plate is 0.1 mm to 2.2 mm. The manufacturing method of the composite material of laminated curved glass includes processing the first glass plate with strengthening treatment, providing the adhesive film, laminating the first glass plate processed by the strengthening treatment, the adhesive film, and the prefabricated part in sequence, and then performing a low temperature press molding process to obtain the composite material of laminated curved glass. The method of the present bents the glass without high temperature to soften the glass.

The present invention provides process for producing a ballistic-resistant molded article, which molded article comprises: i) a plurality of layers of unidirectionally aligned polyolefin fibers, which layers are substantially absent a bonding matrix; and ii) a plurality of layers of adhesive, and which process comprises: a) providing a plurality of precursor sheets, each of said precursor sheets comprising i) at least one layer of unidirectionally aligned polyolefin fibers which layer is substantially absent a bonding matrix, and ii) at least one layer of adhesive; b) stacking said precursor sheets to form a stack, wherein the total amount of adhesive in the stack is from 5.0 to 12.0 wt. % based on the total weight of the stack; c) pressing the stack produced in step b) at a temperature of from 1 to 30 C. below the melting point of the polyolefin fibers and at a pressure of at least 8 MPa; and d) cooling the pressed stack produced in step c) to at least 50 C. below the melting point of the polyolefin fibers while maintaining pressure.

In some embodiments, a process comprises applying an adhesive layer to a substrate having a developable shape. The process further comprises initially applying a force to press a thin glass layer against the adhesive layer along a generation line. The generation line moves across the substrate to cold-form the thin glass layer into the shape of the substrate, while maintaining the application of force on areas of the substrate over which the generation line has passed. The application of force is maintained on areas of the substrate over which the generation line has passed until the adhesive cures.

A method of manufacturing a display device includes bending a first film member of a processing object such that a part of one side of the first film member surrounds a part of an outer side of a bending area of a second film member of the processing object while the first film member is laminated on the second film member.

The present disclosure provides a bonding device for a flexible panel including: a transport element, a vacuum chamber, a cover jig, and a bonding jig; wherein the transport element is configured to move the flexible panel into the vacuum chamber or move the flexible panel out of the vacuum chamber; wherein both the cover jig and the bonding jig are disposed in the vacuum chamber, the cover jig is opposite to the bonding jig, and the cover jig is configured to secure thereon a cover plate to be bonded; and wherein the bonding jig has a curved hump protruding toward the cover jig, and the hump is configured to raise the flexible plate up to the cover plate to bond the cover plate with the flexible panel when the transport element transports the flexible plate to a location below the cover plate.

A helmet has inner and outer shells separated by a plurality of interconnected relatively soft columns or posts. The columns each have a middle post or pillar section, a capital that is of larger diameter than the post, and a base also of larger transverse dimension than the post. When an impact above a design threshold occurs on the outer shell, the columns, particularly the post sections thereof, near the impact location compress and buckle, dissipating impact kinetic energy, while columns spaced from the impact zone stretch and support more of the impact force. The applied force is therefore reduced and spread out over a relatively large area, and a resultant wave created within the column manifold disperses additional heat, further reducing the force and torque applied on the outer shell and transmitted to the inner shell and onto the skull of a helmet user. A method and mold for fabricating the column manifold are also disclosed.

The present invention relates to a method capable of easily manufacturing a curved thin glass sheet and a curved joined glass sheet to which functionality is added.

A fiber reinforced metal composite having a metal layer and a fiber layer which are arranged in a stack, and adjacent layers are fixed by bonding; the composite has a two-layered or three-layered structure, wherein one layer is closely adhered to another layer and the thickness of the layer is from 0.6 mm0.9 mm. Such structure changes the structure of the existing fiber metal composite characterized by generally having more than three layers, and greatly reduces the thickness of the composite while maintaining good mechanical properties. Also disclosed is an application of fiber reinforced metal composite in the field of luggage case manufacturing, providing two preparation methods for providing fiber reinforced metal case shell with simple and available operations.

A method of laminating a contoured part including heating a flexible membrane, positioning the heated flexible membrane into thermal contact with the contoured part, maintaining the heated flexible membrane in thermal contact with the contoured part to raise a surface temperature of the contoured part, moving the flexible membrane out of thermal contact with the contoured part, positioning a laminate between the flexible membrane and the contoured part, conforming the laminate to a surface of the contoured part, and heating the conformed laminate and contoured part to adhere the conformed laminate to the surface of the contoured part. The laminate may be conformed to a surface of the contoured part by applying a vacuum between the flexible membrane and the contoured part.