US2003162461A1PendingUtilityA1
Process, composition and coating of laminate material
Priority: Feb 22, 2002Filed: Feb 14, 2003Published: Aug 28, 2003
Est. expiryFeb 22, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Garry E. Balthes
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Abstract
A fibrous moldable substrate is provided having a fibrous material and a binder. The fibrous material and binder is subjected to heat such that only a portion of the binder is wetted to the fibrous material.
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1 . A fibrous moldable substrate comprising:
a mat comprising a fibrous material and a binder; wherein fibers of the fibrous material are randomly oriented; and wherein the fibrous material and binder is subjected to heat such that only a portion of the binder is wetted to the fibrous material.
2 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 1 , wherein the fibrous material is hemp.
3 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 1 , wherein the fibrous material is kenaf.
4 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 1 , wherein the fibrous material comprises hemp and kenaf.
5 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 4 , wherein the fibrous material comprises about 50 weight percent hemp and 50 weight percent kenaf.
6 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 1 , wherein the mat comprises about 25 weight percent hemp, about 25 weight percent kenaf and about 50 weight percent the binder.
7 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 1 , wherein the binder is a thermomelt binder.
8 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 7 , wherein the binder is polypropylene.
9 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 1 , wherein the mat comprises about 24.75 weight percent hemp, about 24.75 weight percent kenaf, about 50 weight percent a polypropylene binder material and about 0.05 weight percent maleic anhydride.
10 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 1 , wherein the mat is subjected to a compression force where its cross-section is reduced.
11 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 1 , wherein the mat experiences insubstantial two-dimensional shrinkage while being subjected to the heat.
12 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 1 , wherein the fibrous material is selected from a group comprising hemp, kenaf, flax and jute.
13 . A fibrous moldable substrate comprising:
a mat comprising a fibrous material and a binder; wherein fibers of the fibrous material are randomly oriented; wherein the fibrous material and binder is subjected to heat such that only a portion of the binder is wetted to the fibrous material; and wherein the binder become dimensionally stable when cooled.
14 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 13 , wherein the fibrous material is at least semi-rigid.
15 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 12 , wherein the fibrous material is hemp.
16 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 13 , wherein the fibrous material is kenaf.
17 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 13 , wherein the fibrous material comprises hemp and kenaf.
18 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 17 , wherein the fibrous material comprises about 50 weight percent hemp and 50 about weight percent kenaf.
19 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 13 , wherein the mat comprises about 25 weight percent hemp, about 25 weight percent kenaf and about 50 weight percent the binder.
20 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 13 , wherein the binder is a thermomelt binder.
21 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 20 , wherein the binder is polypropylene.
22 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 13 , wherein the mat comprises about 24.75 weight percent hemp, about 24.75 weight percent kenaf, about 50 weight percent a polypropylene binder material and about 0.05 weight percent maleic anhydride.
23 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 13 , wherein the mat is subjected to a compression force where its cross-section is reduced.
24 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 13 , wherein the mat experiences insubstantial two-dimensional shrinkage while being subjected to the heat.
25 . The fibrous moldable substrate of claim 13 , wherein the fibrous material is selected from a group comprising hemp, kenaf, flax and jute.
26 . A fibrous moldable substrate comprising:
a mat comprising a fibrous material and a binder; wherein fibers of the fibrous material are randomly oriented; wherein the fibrous material and binder is subjected to heat such that only a portion of the binder is wetted to the fibrous material; and wherein the mat is semipermeable when cooled.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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