B29C67/06

GRIP SURFACES

Provided among other things is a method of forming a composite glove with a grip texture, comprising: (a) providing a coagulant-coated support layer that is a fabric layer or a polymeric layer; (b) dip applying to the support layer a foamed polymer dispersion comprising about 0.5% to about 2.0% by weight hygroscopic agent; (c) allowing a portion of the applied foamed polymer dispersion to coagulate based the coagulant diffusing from the support layer to form a partially coagulated foam layer; (d) washing the partially coagulated foam layer to remove uncoagulated polymer to form a coagulated foam layer; and (e) vulcanizing the coagulated foam layer to form a vulcanized open foam layer laminated to the support.

GRIP SURFACES

Provided among other things is a method of forming a composite glove with a grip texture, comprising: (a) providing a coagulant-coated support layer that is a fabric layer or a polymeric layer; (b) dip applying to the support layer a foamed polymer dispersion comprising about 0.5% to about 2.0% by weight hygroscopic agent; (c) allowing a portion of the applied foamed polymer dispersion to coagulate based the coagulant diffusing from the support layer to form a partially coagulated foam layer; (d) washing the partially coagulated foam layer to remove uncoagulated polymer to form a coagulated foam layer; and (e) vulcanizing the coagulated foam layer to form a vulcanized open foam layer laminated to the support.

ANTI-PERSPIRANT GLOVE

A garment material having a substrate layer and a coagulated layer of polymeric foam material having an open pore structure bonded to the substrate layer, wherein a bonding agent and one or more dressing compounds is adhered to the surface of the substrate layer and/or the surface of the coagulated layer of polymeric material.

Anti-perspirant glove

A method of making garment material, the method having the steps: applying coagulant (34) to a substrate (32); applying a foam (38) of the polymeric material to the substrate (32); allowing the coagulant (34) to coagulate some of the foam (38); and removing uncoagulated foam (38) from the substrate (32) to leave a layer of coagulated polymeric material on the substrate (32).

Powdered polyurethane urea resin composition for slush molding and manufacturing process therefor

Provided are: a powdered material for slush molding; and a manufacturing process therefor. The powdered material is less odorous, exhibits excellent powder fluidity, and does not suffer from troubles resulting from the sliding-down or agglomeration of a pigment even when the resin particles have been pigmented on the surfaces thereof. Thus, the powdered material ensures high productivity. The powdered material is a powdered polyurethane urea resin composition which comprises (D) a polyurethane urea resin that has a total content of bimolecular condensate of acetone, bimolecular condensate of methyl ethyl ketone, and bimolecular condensate of methyl isobutyl ketone of 1,000 ppm or less and (N) an additive, wherein the polyurethane urea resin (D) takes the form of thermoplastic polyurethane urea resin particles (P) that have a volume-mean particle diameter of 20 to 500 m and that have protrusions and recesses on the surfaces. The powdered polyurethane urea resin composition is manufactured by a manufacturing process which includes a step of mixing (A) an isocyanato-terminated urethane prepolymer with (B) an alicyclic diamine and/or an aliphatic diamine in an aqueous medium by stirring to form the resin particles (P).

Powdered polyurethane urea resin composition for slush molding and manufacturing process therefor

Provided are: a powdered material for slush molding; and a manufacturing process therefor. The powdered material is less odorous, exhibits excellent powder fluidity, and does not suffer from troubles resulting from the sliding-down or agglomeration of a pigment even when the resin particles have been pigmented on the surfaces thereof. Thus, the powdered material ensures high productivity. The powdered material is a powdered polyurethane urea resin composition which comprises (D) a polyurethane urea resin that has a total content of bimolecular condensate of acetone, bimolecular condensate of methyl ethyl ketone, and bimolecular condensate of methyl isobutyl ketone of 1,000 ppm or less and (N) an additive, wherein the polyurethane urea resin (D) takes the form of thermoplastic polyurethane urea resin particles (P) that have a volume-mean particle diameter of 20 to 500 m and that have protrusions and recesses on the surfaces. The powdered polyurethane urea resin composition is manufactured by a manufacturing process which includes a step of mixing (A) an isocyanato-terminated urethane prepolymer with (B) an alicyclic diamine and/or an aliphatic diamine in an aqueous medium by stirring to form the resin particles (P).

MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR CELLULOSE MOLDED BODY AND CELLULOSE MOLDED BODY
20260048556 · 2026-02-19 ·

Provided are a manufacturing method for a cellulose molded body, in which a low-crystalline cellulose molded body can be obtained by adjusting the molding conditions regardless of xylose concentration in constituent sugars of the cellulose material, and a cellulose molded body. Included are a cellulose dissolution step of dissolving a cellulose material in a cellulose-dissolving agent to obtain a cellulose solution; a molding step of discharging the cellulose solution into an aqueous molding solution at 10 to 70 C. comprising 20 to 50% of the cellulose-dissolving agent to produce a wet molded body; and a drying step of washing and then drying the wet molded body to obtain a cellulose molded body.

MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR CELLULOSE MOLDED BODY AND CELLULOSE MOLDED BODY
20260048556 · 2026-02-19 ·

Provided are a manufacturing method for a cellulose molded body, in which a low-crystalline cellulose molded body can be obtained by adjusting the molding conditions regardless of xylose concentration in constituent sugars of the cellulose material, and a cellulose molded body. Included are a cellulose dissolution step of dissolving a cellulose material in a cellulose-dissolving agent to obtain a cellulose solution; a molding step of discharging the cellulose solution into an aqueous molding solution at 10 to 70 C. comprising 20 to 50% of the cellulose-dissolving agent to produce a wet molded body; and a drying step of washing and then drying the wet molded body to obtain a cellulose molded body.