Coating processes – With stretching or tensioning – Running lengths
Patent
1989-12-22
1991-12-24
Beck, Shrive
Coating processes
With stretching or tensioning
Running lengths
427375, 4273855, 4273983, B05D 302
Patent
active
050751360
ABSTRACT:
A process for the application of a thin crystalline polypropylene coating to a surface which employs partially crystalline polypropylene particles which comprise zones of amorphous polypropylene containing entrapped moderate solvent. When heated particles flow and coalesce better than conventional polypropylene particles and so allow thinner coatings to be obtained. Also articles to which the coatings have been applied.
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Nield Eric
Suemul Daljit K.
Beck Shrive
Imperial Chemical Industries plc
Utech Benjamin L.
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