Simultaneous stretching of multiple plies of polymeric film

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With severing – removing material from preform mechanically,... – Making hole or aperture in article

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264288, 264289, 264DIG47, B29D 724, B29D 2700

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040585824

ABSTRACT:
An improved process for the manufacture of stretched polymeric films. In this process more than two plies of polymeric film are simultaneously stretched. The process of this invention is particularly applicable to those films which must remain free of surface irregularities. For example, the properties of microporous polymeric films are significantly improved by the process of this invention.

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