Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes and products – Including solid non-waterlaid preform
Patent
1986-04-21
1988-05-24
Chin, Peter
Paper making and fiber liberation
Processes and products
Including solid non-waterlaid preform
1621571, 162169, 162223, 162224, 162228, 428371, 428377, D21J 300
Patent
active
047464020
ABSTRACT:
A process of forming a gasket with a minimal production of waste material is disclosed. A suitable fiber is mixed with a binder in water to form a fiber-binder aqueous mixture. The mixture is then deposited on a screen in a predetermined pattern to form a gasket preform with apertures in predetermined locations therein. The gasket preform is subsequently dewatered and cured. The gasket preform can be provided with differential thicknesses and preformed inserts to impart, respectively, selective control of the sealing capability of and reinforcement to the resulting gasket.
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Kevlar, A Reinforcing Fiber Substitute for Asbestos by Du Pont.
Maloney Michael J.
Prahl Helmut F.
Chin Peter
Dang Thi
Fel-Pro Incorporated
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