Packing material that can be shaped under the effect of heat

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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156 85, 156218, 156229, 215 1C, 264 459, 264210R, 264230, 264289, 264321, 264DIG71, B29C 2724, B29D 724, B29D 2700

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ABSTRACT:
A foamed plastic material of polyethylene or polystyrene capable of being heat-shaped for use in making packing containers wherein by stretching of the foam the cells therein are given a lenticular or elongated structure. In the case of a lenticular cell structure, produced by a bi-axial stretching operation, the individual cells are situated in layers in parallel planes. In the case of an elongated cell structure, produced by a mono-axial stretching operation, the individual cells are situated with their longitudinal axes in parallel planes.

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