Boot and shoe making – Processes – Miscellaneous parts
Patent
1975-03-18
1976-08-10
Lawson, Patrick D.
Boot and shoe making
Processes
Miscellaneous parts
A43D 0000
Patent
active
039732843
ABSTRACT:
The method of stiffening a selected area of a shoe component of flexible sheet material in which a layer of molten synthetic polymeric material is coated on the area to be stiffened, rigid, preferably heat-softenable, granules are applied to the coating layer while the coating material is soft to cause the granules to adhere, and the shoe component is pressed against a second flexible shoe component with the coating and granules between the parts and with the coating in heat softened condition to force the coating material through openings between the granules and into wetting engagement with the second shoe component. The assembled shoe components may then be shaped and the polymeric material cooled to form a layer of hardened polymeric material with the granules locked in it as reinforcing stiffening bodies.
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Farnum Roger L.
Gelsomini Nicholas J.
Newton Albert E.
Lawson Patrick D.
Megley Richard B.
Pollard Benjamin C.
USM Corporation
White Vincent A.
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