Method for producing solution dyed articles from thermoplastic p

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With measuring – testing – or inspecting – Controlling rate of movement of molding material or its...

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264 78, 264211, B29C 4792, D01F 104

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ABSTRACT:
A process for producing solution dyed extruded articles from thermoplastic polymer wherein each colorant is contained in a separate color concentrate and each concentrate is fed to an extruder through a separate gravimetric feeder where the concentrates are melt blended with the thermoplastic polymer prior to extruding.

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