Patent classifications
C09J2301/206
POSITIONABLE AND REPOSITIONABLE ADHESIVE ARTICLES FOR STRETCH RELEASE REMOVAL
The present disclosure relates to adhesive article that include a stretch releasable adhesive and topographical, engineered elements on, within, or partially embedded in a surface of the adhesive. The engineered elements can act as spacers between the adhesive surface and the mounting surface to prevent full contact and wet out of the adhesive, whereby the article can be initially positioned or rotated by sliding the surface of the projections across the wall surface. Under certain conditions, the article may even be removed from the wall and placed at a new location without damage to the wall surface or the article. Once the location is selected, the separation created by the engineered elements can be overcome by applying sufficient pressure; the adhesive can contact and adhere more permanently to the wall. Thus, a stretch releasable adhesive articles of the present disclosure can move freely against the desired mounting surface, develop additional tack and holding power after sufficient pressure is applied.
Sacrificial Bond Composites and Uses Thereof
Provided herein are monostable adhesive interfaces, for example, a sacrificial bond interface, and self-repairing composite materials that are a layered assembly of magnetic materials and deformable adhesive materials such as a non-linear adhesive material and/or a mechanical adhesive. Also provided is a method for constructing a sacrificial bond composite material and the sacrificial bond composite material constructed by the method.
CHAOTIC NON-CONTINUOUS STRUCTURES USEFUL FOR FUNCTIONAL ADHESIVE SYSTEMS
A film-based article including a release liner having first and second major sides, a film layer having first and second major sides, an adhesive layer disposed between the first major side of the release liner and the second major side of the film, wherein the adhesive layer comprises a first surface adjacent to the second major side of the film, and a second surface adjacent to the first major side of the release liner. The second surface of the adhesive layer comprises an irregular array of channels.
SMART LABEL SYSTEM
The invention relates to a smart label and a system that allows the handling of the label. The smart label system is formed by a) a smart label having a hidden message that becomes visible in the event of an attempt to remove the label from an item to which it is affixed; b) a chip with an antenna embedded with the label; c) an electronic mobile device for communicating with the chip; and d) an algorithm on the chip and on the electronic mobile device for unique encoded reading (padlock) encryption.
STICKY CLEANER
Provided is a sticky cleaner whose adhesive face can be easily renewed and whish is less susceptible to roll-loosening. The sticky cleaner provided by this invention comprises a PSA tape having an adhesive face on the first face of a substrate. The PSA tape forms a PSA tape roll wound with the adhesive face on the outside. On the first face of the substrate, the PSA tape comprises a first layer formed of a PSA and a second layer formed of an acrylic viscoelastic material. The adhesive face comprises first sections where the first layer is exposed and second sections where the second layer is exposed. The second sections protrude further out of the PSA tape roll relative to the first sections. The PSA tape roll shows an unwinding force F.sub.0 at 0 C. and an unwinding force F.sub.30 at 30 C.
ADHESIVE ARTICLE
The present invention relates to an adhesive article that expresses adhesiveness by stretching. The adhesive article includes an aggregate of a plurality of cohesive particles and each of the plurality of cohesive particles is a polymer particle having a core-shell structure including an adhesive core and a non-adhesive shell covering the core.
Re-closure Tape Application on Packaging Machine
A tape closure system is shown and described herein. The tape closure system includes a first tape component having a pressure sensitive adhesive and a second tape component having a pressure sensitive adhesive, where at least one of the pressure sensitive adhesives has a modified surface to reduce the tack of the surface such that when the first and second pressure adhesives are brought into contact with one another they may sufficiently adhere to one another to form a seal but are still separable from one another and able to be repeatedly opened and sealed. Such a tape may be manufactured through high speed manufacturing processes and wound into large master rolls. In the roll configuration, the modified surface contacts the backside of the liner and experiences compressive forces in the roll. Due to the compressive forces, a part of the modified surface may get pushed into the PSA, thereby affecting the properties of the modified adhesive. An embodiment of this invention provides an embossed liner with spacers that nest the modified adhesive surface when it is self-wound, thereby preventing the deterioration of the adhesive properties. An embodiment of the invention is a method by which the adhesive-based closure system can be applied on to a flexible packaging material on a Form Fill Seal packaging machine in one of three ways: (1) In a form of a tape from a spool. (2) In a form of an adhesive dispensed directly on to flexible packaging material. (3) In form of a tape dispensed from a roll of pressure sensitive adhesive roll. Another embodiment of the invention is a double sided tape with the detack layer on both sides. An embodiment of the present invention can also be used for temporary closure with no damage done to the underlying system.
Method for modifying carbon nanotube sheet, modified carbon nanotube sheet, method for manufacturing adhesive sheet, and adhesive sheet
L.sub.1 is a maximum distance across a non-contacting section between intersection points of a straight line crossing the non-contacting section in parallel with an alignment direction of a carbon nanotubes in a plan view of a mounting section with a border between the non-contacting section and a contacting section. L.sub.2 is a maximum distance across the non-contacting section between intersection points of a straight line crossing the non-contacting section and intersecting the alignment direction of the carbon nanotubes in the plan view of the mounting section with the border between the non-contacting section and the contacting section. When L.sub.1 is larger than L.sub.2, at least L.sub.2 is more than 0 mm and less than 10 mm. When smaller, at least L.sub.1 is more than 0 mm and less than 10 mm. When equal, L.sub.1 and L.sub.2 are each more than 0 mm and less than 10 mm.
PRESSURE-BONDING PRESSURE-SENSITIVE ADHESIVE MEMBER
A pressure-bonding adhesive member having a superior positional-adjustment function relative to an adherend having a surface mainly constituted of low-polarity plastic typified by polypropylene, and capable of adhering to the adherend with a sufficiently high adhesive force after positional adjustment. The pressure-bonding adhesive member containing an adhesive layer and plural convex parts formed on one surface of the adhesive layer, wherein, when the convex parts are in contact with a polypropylene plate and the adhesive layer is not in contact with the polypropylene plate, the adhesive member shows a frictional force of not more than 0.6 N/cm.sup.2 on the polypropylene plate and a shear adhesive force of not less than 50 N/cm.sup.2 to the polypropylene plate.
ACTIVATABLE WRAP MATERIALS AND RELATED METHODS
An activatable wrap material includes a film material a first side and a second side opposite the first side. The wrap material includes a plurality of protrusions extending outward from the first side of the wrap material and oriented in a pattern across the first side of the wrap material and a plurality of planar portions defined within the first side of the wrap material and throughout the plurality of protrusions. The wrap material exhibits an average peel adhesion force, when activated against a surface, between about 1.50 g/in to about 3.25 g/in. The wrap material further exhibits an average roll unwind force, when wound on a roll, between about 1.50 g/in to about 5.0 g/in. The wrap material also exhibits an average blocking force, when contacting itself, between about 0.4 g/in.sup.2 to about 1.30 g/in.sup.2.