Abstract:
Manufacture of molded articles of foamed ethylene copolymers containing, attached to the polymer chain, substituents having Zerewitinoff-active hydrogen atoms, and a binder mix containing isocyanate groups, wherein the components are mixed and the mixture is compressed in molds to from 80 to 20% of its original bulk volume and is cured under pressure.
Abstract:
Composite soft and resilient foams are manufactured by injecting a foamable mixture of polyisocyanates, polyols, water or inert blowing agents and, if appropriate, auxiliaries, under pressure into a mold of which about 90 to 30% of the volume is filled with foamed, soft and resilient particles of olefin polymers of particle size from about 3 to 50 mm and bulk density from 5 to 100 g/l -- these particles being in loose form or fused or stuck together -- and allowing the reaction mixture to foam up.
Abstract:
Reversibly moisture-vapor-absorptive sheet materials and a process for their manufacture in which water-soluble polymers of vinyl ethers are combined with base materials and crosslinked thereon.
Abstract:
Production of moldings of expanded olefin polymers by mixing expanded particles of ethylene or propylene polymers with at least 0.3 gram/liter of said expanded particles of curable binders which contain less than 5 percent solvent based on the amount of binder, compressing the mixture by 5 percent to 70 percent of the bulk volume and curing the compressed mixture under pressure.