Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Pile or nap type surface or component – Edge feature or configured or discontinuous surface
Patent
1987-10-14
1989-05-30
McCamish, Marion C.
Stock material or miscellaneous articles
Pile or nap type surface or component
Edge feature or configured or discontinuous surface
428 95, 428 96, 428 97, 156242, 156245, 156246, 264257, 264259, B32B 302, B32B 3300
Patent
active
048350303
ABSTRACT:
A process for applying a PVC heel pad to automotive carpeting to eliminate the necessity of pre-forming the heel pads before they are applied to the carpet and the products formed thereby, including the steps of applying a hot melt adhesive composition between the carpet and the back side of an unpatterned PVC sheet; positioning the composite which includes the carpet, adhesive and unpatterned PVC sheet in a metallic heel pad patterned mold; and forming in situ a pattern molding on the PVC pad simultaneously with the adhesion of the PVC pad to the carpet.
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Hair Dennis E.
Squier William H.
C. H. Masland & Sons
McCamish Marion C.
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