A method of forming an elongated composite element includes providing an elongated tubular member and establishing a plurality of holes through an outer wall of the elongated tubular member. A polymeric resin is provided that comprises a curable material that, when uncured, comprises a fluid material and that, when cured, comprises a substantially rigid material. The uncured polymeric resin is extruded along the elongated tubular member, whereby the polymeric resin flows at least partially through the holes and is disposed within the inner cavity and at an outer surface of the outer wall of the elongated tubular member. The polymeric resin is cured to form the composite element whereby the cured polymeric resin limits flexing of the at least one elongated tubular member and the elongated composite element.

The invention relates to a multilayer tube, comprising a tubular inner film made of modified polytetrafluoroethylene, and one or more layers of a planar textile fibrous material, which is saturated with a curable resin, and optionally an outer film. The outer film is preferably made of UV impermeable material. The multilayer tube can be used for repairing pipes, but it can also be used as a stand-alone pipe for transporting fluids such as liquids and gases.

The invention relates to a multilayer tube, comprising a tubular inner film made of modified polytetrafluoroethylene, and one or more layers of a planar textile fibrous material, which is saturated with a curable resin, and optionally an outer film. The outer film is preferably made of UV impermeable material. The multilayer tube can be used for repairing pipes, but it can also be used as a stand-alone pipe for transporting fluids such as liquids and gases.

A method for manufacturing a seal comprises molding a material into an unclosed seal, the unclosed seal comprising a first leg and a second leg connected via a connecting portion, wherein a distal end of each of the first leg and the second leg are spaced from one another; and removing the unclosed seal from the mold, wherein the first leg and the second leg are configured to be connected to form a bulb seal.

A method for manufacturing a seal comprises molding a material into an unclosed seal, the unclosed seal comprising a first leg and a second leg connected via a connecting portion, wherein a distal end of each of the first leg and the second leg are spaced from one another; and removing the unclosed seal from the mold, wherein the first leg and the second leg are configured to be connected to form a bulb seal.

A collapsed adhesive tape tube dispenser for dispensing adhesive tape rolls. The dispenser having a baseplate having a first end, a second end, and a baseplate center line extending longitudinally in the machine direction. A tape roll unwind supported by the baseplate near the first end. A mandrel extending in the machine direction having a mandrel first end and a mandrel second end with the mandrel second end being cantilevered and unsupported. An exterior forming die positioned between the first end and the second end, and the exterior forming die having a shaping portion with a threading slot. A compression roller located near the second end for flattening the adhesive tape tube structure.

The invention relates to a method for roll-bending a profile which comprises at least one cross-sectional region which is formed from a plastics material which is shaped by extrusion. A first and a second bending roller set are provided, each including bending rollers which are arranged in such a way that a passage, which enables guiding of the profile, is formed between the bending rollers of each of the bending roller sets. The profile is bent about a first bending axis and about a second bending axis which is non-parallel thereto, the translations and rotations of the second bending roller set being brought about simultaneously at least at times and/or mutually offset in time in a predetermined sequence.

The multilayer container includes a container body having a multilayer structure and a multilayer head of the container. The multilayer body of the container has at least one barrier layer connected, on one side, to at least one thermoplastic layer and heat sealed in a longitudinal overlapping joint formed of the edges of these layers. The body has its external surface covered with a polymeric coating, and the multilayer head of the container includes at least one non-metallic barrier layer connected, on one side, to at least one thermoplastic layer and is wholly extruded in the co-extrusion process. The essence of the invention is also a method for producing such a container.

The multilayer container includes a container body having a multilayer structure and a multilayer head of the container. The multilayer body of the container has at least one barrier layer connected, on one side, to at least one thermoplastic layer and heat sealed in a longitudinal overlapping joint formed of the edges of these layers. The body has its external surface covered with a polymeric coating, and the multilayer head of the container includes at least one non-metallic barrier layer connected, on one side, to at least one thermoplastic layer and is wholly extruded in the co-extrusion process. The essence of the invention is also a method for producing such a container.

The present invention provides a method and apparatus of manufacturing a pipe liner for lining the inside of a pipe, for example a water or sewerage pipe requiring repair. The pipe liner is mainly formed of a fabric sleeve, or a plurality of fabric sleeves, and comprises a fluid-proof barrier coating on the inside surface of the pipe liner. The method involves arranging a strip of carrier material comprising a liquid sealant inside the fabric sleeve of the pipe liner and in registration with two opposing side edges of the sheet of fabric, facing an inner barrier coating of the fabric sleeve. The method can advantageously provide such a pipe liner with an inner barrier coating without everting the pipe liner after manufacture. The present invention may provide for avoiding internal cross-welding of pipe liners and a method for testing the integrity of the barrier coating of pipe liners.