Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Structurally defined web or sheet – Including aperture
Patent
1988-03-09
1989-10-31
Van Balen, William J.
Stock material or miscellaneous articles
Structurally defined web or sheet
Including aperture
428159, 428178, 428182, 428184, 428186, 4283099, 4283175, 156 79, B32B 310
Patent
active
048776718
ABSTRACT:
A foam composite - especially useful as an insulating board - comprising first and second oppositely disposed corrugated skins having a core of foam material therebetween, and a reinforcement medium located at the interface between the foam core and each skin, the foam extending through interstices or pores in the medium and bonding to the medium and to the skins. The reinforced composite so formed has increased resistance to bending and other deformations and improved dimensional stability.
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Stagg Malcolm J.
Stern Eric P.
Vidyarthi Sunil
BPCO Inc.
Van Balen William J.
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