Coating processes – Application to opposite sides of sheet – web – or strip
Patent
1999-08-30
2000-04-25
Cole, Elizabeth M.
Coating processes
Application to opposite sides of sheet, web, or strip
427211, 4273981, 4273982, 427288, 442 43, 442 58, 442 62, B05D 134
Patent
active
060541784
ABSTRACT:
A method of manufacturing a fabric mesh reinforced monolithic thermoplastic membrane. The open mesh fabric is drawn into the gap between two calender rollers of a membrane extruder, a molten first thermoplastic material is extruded into the throat of the gap between the first roller and the first side of the fabric mesh, while a second molten thermoplastic material is simultaneously extruded into the throat of the gap between the second roller and the second side of the fabric mesh. The composite material is then drawn through the gap between the first and second rollers to force the molten first and second thermoplastic materials into and through the open mesh of the fabric to fuse and bond the molten first and second thermoplastic materials in and about the fabric mesh to form the fabric mesh reinforced monolithic thermoplastic membrane.
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Cole Elizabeth M.
Lane, Esq. William G.
Serrot International, Inc.
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