Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds – C-metal
Patent
1977-07-06
1979-03-27
Lieberman, Allan
Chemistry of carbon compounds
Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds
C-metal
C08L 6700, C08L 6702, C08L 6706
Patent
active
041465865
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to blends of polyesters and substantially amorphous polyolefins such as amorphous polypropylene. Even small amounts of substantially amorphous polypropylene (5-10 weight percent) substantially lowers the melt viscosity of polyesters at application temperatures and reduces the temperature required for application of the adhesive blend without deleteriously affecting the bond strengths normally achieved on many substrates including fabrics, plastics, and metals. Blends of polyesters and 5-10% substantially amorphous polyolefins are also non-tacky and can be pelletized and used as pellets without difficulty.
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Joyner Frederick B.
McConnell Richard L.
Trotter Jimmy R.
Eastman Kodak Company
Lieberman Allan
Reece III Daniel B.
Tootle Clyde L.
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