Layered mirrors including a compressible layer and a polyurethan

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Delaminating processes adapted for specified product – Delaminating in preparation for post processing recycling step

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156 71, 1563082, 4289122, 4283188, G02B 508, B32B 900

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045509867

ABSTRACT:
In a shockproof mirror of the kind comprising a glass or plastics sheet or film backed with a reflecting layer which is bonded to a flexible and resiliently compressible foam pad by means of which the whole is intended to be glued to a substantially rigid support structure, e.g. wall or ceiling, by means of an adhesive composition containing a volatile liquid component, degradative attack of the foam and/or of the adhesive bond between the foam and the reflecting layer by said volatile adhesive component is reduced or prevented by heat bonding a substantially impermeable polyurethane skin to the exposed face of the foam.

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