Method for extruding slitting and fibrillating thermoplastic fil

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With measuring – testing – or inspecting

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264146, 264147, 264342RE, 264DIG47, B29D 702, B29C 1714

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ABSTRACT:
Film extrusion-fibrillation and film extrusion-narrow slitting processes for preparing fibrillated or narrow-width thermoplastic tape. The process is characterized by conducting the extrusion-orientation stage and the slitting or fibrillation stage as separate operations, thereby minimizing process disruptions caused by film defects and breakage, and further characterized by certain film shrinkage and heat treatment modifications which facilitate such separate stage operation. The fibrillated tapes can be twisted into cordage products. The narrow-width tapes are used to make carpet backing and indoor-outdoor carpet.

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"Can Computer-Controlled Extrusion Help?", L. L. Scheiner, Plastics Technology, Feb. 1974, pp. 43-49.

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