Adhesive topcoated polyester material and process for incorporat

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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152359, 156910, 1563314, 428265, 428266, 428290, 428292, 428295, 428391, 428395, D02G 302, D02G 336

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044379196

ABSTRACT:
The invention provides an improved multi-filament polyester fibrous material for incorporation into rubber which bears a topcoat comprising the combination of a dissolved, active isocyanate compound together with an endcapped silicone glycol copolymer. The multi-filament polyester material of the invention exhibits improved initial and long term adhesion to rubber and rubber articles prepared from the material of the invention exhibited improved endurance properties.

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