Aqueous alkaline dispersion of vinyl pyridine copolymer, polymet

Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds

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260 294R, 260 675, 260 70A, 260839, 260846, C08G 1234, C08L 6110, C08L 6128

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ABSTRACT:
An aqueous alkaline dispersion of a rubbery vinyl pyridine copolymer, a polymethylol glycoluril compound, and a resorcinol-formaldehyde novolak, in certain amounts, is useful in forming an adhesive for bonding glass fiber reinforcing elements or cords to rubber compounds or stocks. After dipping the glass fiber cord in the one-step adhesive dip, the coated cord is heated to dry it and heat cure or heat set the adhesive on the cord. Thereafter, the adhesive containing glass fiber cord is combined or laminated (calendered) with a curable rubber compound and the resulting assembly is cured to form a composite in which the glass fiber cord is bonded to the rubber by means of said adhesive.

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