Carpet tiles having a filled flexible frothed vinyl polymer back

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Pile or nap type surface or component – Particular backing structure or composition

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264 453, 264 463, 264 50, 264160, 425 4C, 4283044, B32B 2730, C08J 930, B29C 4130, B29C 6720

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ABSTRACT:
An aqueous frothed and filled vinyl chloride and/or vinylidene chloride polymer latex containing an emulsified plasticizer is used to coat and impregnate the back of a carpet. The carpet containing the froth is heated to drive off or evaporate the water and gel the vinyl polymer. While still hot or soft, the froth on the carpet is densified to obtain uniform dimensions or thickness. The resulting laminate is then cooled and cut to the required shape and size for carpet tiles.

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