Process for continuous production of thin polyurethane foam laye

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Pore forming in situ – Composite article making

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264 469, 264 54, 264216, 264309, 425110, 425817C, 427 32, 427 42X, 428310, 428320, B29D 2704

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039392350

ABSTRACT:
The invention pertains to a process for the continuous production of thin polyurethane foam layers, in which a band-like supporting layer is moved longitudinally and locally guided so as to take a nearly cylindrical shape, the axis of which is horizontal and perpendicular to the general direction of the band motion, and a reacting mixture is projected on the supporting layer by means of a vertical, rotating projection disk, reciprocating along the axis of the said cylindrical shape.

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