US2014325802A1PendingUtilityA1
Stacked Polymer Technology An Alternating Polymer Extrusion Process And Product
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Sep 23, 2010Filed: Jul 18, 2014Published: Nov 6, 2014
Est. expirySep 23, 2030(~4.2 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Bryan A. Norcott
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Abstract
A bi-component process which produces an extrusion split able in the cross machine direction.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 6 . (canceled)
7 . A fastener comprising:
a plurality of first polymer segments, each comprising at least one hook or barb; a plurality of second polymer segments, each comprising at least one hook or barb, the plurality of first polymer segments and second polymer segments oriented in alternating order behind one another and separated apart from one another in a fastener lengthwise direction; wherein the first polymer material is dissimilar from the second polymer material; a continuous core of polymer linking each of the plurality of first polymer segments and plurality of second polymer segments.
8 . The fastener of claim 7 wherein the first polymer material is polypropylene.
9 . The fastener of claim 8 wherein the second polymer material is polyester.
10 . The fastener of claim 7 wherein the continuous core is formed of polypropylene.
11 . The fastener of claim 7 wherein the first polymer material and second polymer materials are selected to be non-adhering to each other.
12 . The fastener of claim 7 wherein the hook or barb of each of the first and second plurality of polymer segments is configured to be engaged with a loop of another material.
13 . The fastener of claim 7 wherein each of the plurality of first polymer segments and each of the plurality of second polymer segments have a same shape comprising three barbs extending from a circular base, the circular base defining a central aperture through which the continuous core extends, linking the plurality of segments.
14 . The fastener of claim 13 wherein the three barbs of each of the plurality of first polymer segments and each of the plurality of second polymer segments are axially offset from one another about the central continuous core.
15 . A fastener comprising:
a plurality of first polymer segments, each comprising at least one hook or barb; a plurality of second polymer segments, each comprising at least one hook or barb, the plurality of first polymer segments and second polymer segments oriented in alternating order directly behind one another in a fastener lengthwise direction; wherein the first polymer material is dissimilar from the second polymer material; a continuous core of polymer linking each of the plurality of first polymer segments and plurality of second polymer segments.
16 . The fastener of claim 15 wherein the first polymer material is polypropylene.
17 . The fastener of claim 16 wherein the second polymer material is polyester.
18 . The fastener of claim 15 wherein the continuous core is formed of polypropylene.
19 . The fastener of claim 15 wherein the first polymer material and second polymer materials are selected to be non-adhering to each other.
20 . The fastener of claim 15 wherein the hook or barb of each of the first and second plurality of polymer segments is configured to be engaged with a loop of another material.
21 . The fastener of claim 15 wherein each of the plurality of first polymer segments and each of the plurality of second polymer segments have a same shape comprising three barbs extending from a circular base, the circular base defining a central aperture through which the continuous core extends, linking the plurality of segments.
22 . The fastener of claim 21 wherein the three barbs of each of the plurality of first polymer segments and each of the plurality of second polymer segments are axially offset from one another about the central continuous core.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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