Disclosed are exemplary embodiments of systems and methods of applying thermal interface materials (TIMs). The thermal interface materials may be applied to a wide range of substrates and components, such as lids or integrated heat spreaders of integrated circuit (IC) packages, board level shields, heat sources (e.g., a central processing unit (CPU), etc.), heat removal/dissipation structures or components (e.g., a heat spreader, a heat sink, a heat pipe, a vapor chamber, a device exterior case or housing, etc.), etc.

Machines are provided for removing masking from regions of glazing panes. Also provided are methods of removing masking from regions of glazing panes. The machines can include a head assembly and a processing station. The head assembly can have various combinations and/or configurations of features, including one or more of a plurality of cutters, a plurality of belts, and at least one pressurized gas nozzle.

The embodiments discussed herein are related to a steam peeling device for an automobile tinting film comprising: a steam tarpaulin in the form of a rectangular oval; a wire frame sleeve seam part in which an outer seam part of the steam tarpaulin is rolled, folded and sewn at regular intervals; and a steam jack formed by fusion on one side of the middle of the steam tarpaulin; and a steam peeling device body in which a wire frame band having a certain length is inserted into the wire frame sleeve seam part, and a banding adjusting pinial formed at the end thereof are cross-pulled out to the upper edge slit in the middle part of the welding end of the steam tarpaulin wire frame sleeve seam part, the improvement of which includes: a wire frame banding module that is rivet assembled on both surfaces of the steam tarpaulin in contact with a slit in the middle part of the upper side border of the wire frame sleeve seam part, a wire frame sleeve stainless pipe in which a banding hole is cut and formed in the middle; a wire frame banding top plate having a length and a constant width standard of the wire frame sleeve stainless pipe, which is assembled in the front part of the steam tarpaulin of a portion where both ends of the wire frame band 4 intersect and protrude on both sides of the banding hole of the wire frame sleeve stainless pipe via the inside of the wire frame sleeve seam part; a pair of tapered slit fitting members that is integrally protruded and formed at the standard intervals of the banding holes on both sides of the upper border of the wire frame banding top plate; a U-shaped groove that is formed in a back face border of the upper side end of the tapered slit fitting member and a back face border on the lower side of the wire frame slit top plate; a pair of gripping parts that are formed to protrude at a predetermined interval to the right and left in the middle part of the front face of the wire frame banding top plate; a wire frame fixing groove that is formed in the vicinity of the wire frame banding top plate inside the pair of gripping parts; a cover plate which is a rectangular member having a standard corresponding to the back face part of the wire frame banding top plate; and a plurality of rivet holes that are penetrated opposite to each other in the wire frame banding top plate and the cover plate. The steam peeling device of the present invention solves the problem of the conventional case that the wire frame banding is loosened during the steam peeling operation, the steam tarpaulin is separated, or a part of the steam is released, and thereby solves the trouble of resetting the wire frame banding during operation, thereby l

The embodiments disclosed are related to a steam peeling device for an automobile tinting film which includes: a wire frame banding module, a wire frame sleeve stainless pipe; a wire frame stent top plate; a pair of tapered slit fitting members; a U-shaped groove; a pair of gripping parts; a wire frame fixing groove; a cover plate; and a plurality of rivet holes. The steam peeling device of the present invention solves the problem of the conventional case that the wire frame banding is loosened during the steam peeling operation, the steam tarpaulin is separated, or a part of the steam is released, and thereby solves the trouble of resetting the wire frame banding during operation, thereby lowering the product unit cost through product productivity and function improvement, and reducing the time and labor costs further without resetting during operation along with the convenience of operation.

A decorative layer removal tool for flooring is configured with a removal shaft and either a drill attachment or handle to remove the decorative layer from a plank. The removal shaft includes a threaded end to attach to either the handle or drill attachment. The handle can be used when the user wishes to manually rotate the shaft and remove the decorative layer; the drill attachment can be used with a power drill for a motorized removal. The removal shaft includes a slit that extends from an unthreaded end to the threaded side. In typical implementations, the slit may not extend to the shaft's threads. At least a portion of the slit is used to receive the decorative surface layer from a plank, thereby enabling the decorative layer's removal.

A peeling tool includes a lower surface portion that is to be placed on a holding sheet affixed to a first surface of a workpiece, an upper surface portion corresponding to a second surface of the workpiece to which a protective sheet is affixed, and an abutting portion that has a shape conforming to an outer peripheral shape of the workpiece, that has a thickness corresponding to a thickness of the workpiece, and that is to abut on an outer peripheral portion of the workpiece. The upper surface portion has a width larger than a width of a peeling tape that is to be affixed to the protective sheet and used for peeling off the protective sheet, and is formed of a material that rejects affixing of the peeling tape. The lower surface portion is formed of a material that rejects affixing of the holding sheet.

A method of manufacturing an optically anisotropic polymer thin film includes forming a composite structure that includes a polymer thin film and a high Poisson's ratio polymer thin film disposed directly over the polymer thin film, attaching a clip array to opposing edges of the composite, the clip array including a plurality of first clips slidably disposed on a first track located proximate to a first edge of the composite and a plurality of second clips slidably disposed on a second track located proximate to a second edge of the composite, applying a positive in-plane strain to the composite along a transverse direction by increasing a distance between the first clips and the second clips, and decreasing an inter-clip spacing amongst the first clips and amongst the second clips along a machine direction, wherein the high Poisson's ratio polymer thin film applies a negative in-plane strain to the polymer thin film along the machine.

According to the invention, the compositions and methods provide for the complete removal of labels, synthetic glues and/or adhesives from a plurality of surfaces through the use of an aqueous or non-aqueous basic organic solvent and/or an amidine, optionally in combination with surfactants, chelants, acidulants and/or additional bottle wash additives. Beneficially, the compositions and methods are suitable for use at lower temperatures and pH conditions, along with under caustic-free and/or reduced caustic conditions to effectively remove such labels, synthetic glues and/or adhesives from a surface within less than about 30 minutes.

Provided is an automatable peeling apparatus for peeling a protective sheet from a prepreg sheet. This peeling apparatus 2 is equipped with a loading unit 11, a prepreg sheet conveying unit 12, a leading end position detection unit 13, air spraying units 14, 15, a peeling state detection unit 16, protective sheet gripping/conveying units 17, 18, an extraction unit 19, and a control unit 20. The control apparatus 20 controls the loading unit 11, the prepreg sheet conveying unit 12, the leading end position detection unit 13, the air spraying units 14, 15, the peeling state detection unit 16, the protective sheet gripping/conveying units 17, 18, and the extraction unit 19. The first spraying mechanism 14 sprays first air onto the front of the end face of the prepreg sheet. The second spraying mechanism 15 sprays second air and fourth air onto the peeling boundary of the protective sheet.

A film peeling device includes a chamber, a lower stage disposed on a first wall of the chamber, first to fourth grippers capable of peeling first to fourth sides of a film by gripping the first to fourth sides of the film attached to an object disposed on the lower stage and an upper stage disposed on a second wall of the chamber facing the first wall of the chamber and capable of extending in a first direction in which the object is disposed.