Abstract:
Slip casting is conducted by using a composition obtained by mixing a resin emulsion with a slip which contains a body for pottery or a ceramic material as a principal constituent. The resulting cast product has mechanical strength of such a degree that it can be subjected to finishing operations without need for its biscuit firing. It is also possible to obtain a new ceramic product of a desired complex shape by bonding two or more formed products, which have in advance been produced from a ceramic material as a raw material in accordance with the process of this invention, with a bond which contains a ceramic material and resin emulsion as principal components, and then firing the thus-bonded formed products.
Abstract:
The nonwoven fabric comprises a thermoplastic resin compsn. film (1) and a nonwoven fabric (2). At least the thermoplastic resin compsn. film has pores formed by calendering. The thermoplastic resin compsn. film consists of 100 pts. wt. of thermoplastic resin and 1-50 pts. wt. of filler. The thermoplastic resin is one or more selected from acrylic resin, urethane resin, synthetic rubber, ethylene-vinylacetate copolymer resin and polyethylene resin. The filler, the particle size is 1-50 microns and can be fluoride resin, silicone resin, polyethylene resin or polypropylene. The nonwoven fabric can be wet-type nonwoven fabric, spanbond nonwoven fabric, dry-type nonwoven fabric etc. The fibres which compose the nonwoven fabric are made of polyester gp. fibres, nylon gp. fibres, polyacryl gp. fibres, polyolefin gp. fibres and/or rayon fibres or a combination of these.
Abstract:
The nonwoven fabric comprises a thermoplastic resin compsn. film (1) and a nonwoven fabric (2). At least the thermoplastic resin compsn. film has pores formed by calendering. The thermoplastic resin compsn. film consists of 100 pts. wt. of thermoplastic resin and 1-50 pts. wt. of filler. The thermoplastic resin is one or more selected from acrylic resin, urethane resin, synthetic rubber, ethylene-vinylacetate copolymer resin and polyethylene resin. The filler, the particle size is 1-50 microns and can be fluoride resin, silicone resin, polyethylene resin or polypropylene. The nonwoven fabric can be wet-type nonwoven fabric, spanbond nonwoven fabric, dry-type nonwoven fabric etc. The fibres which compose the nonwoven fabric are made of polyester gp. fibres, nylon gp. fibres, polyacryl gp. fibres, polyolefin gp. fibres and/or rayon fibres or a combination of these.
Abstract:
Slip casting is conducted by using a composition obtained by mixing a resin emulsion with a slip which contains a body for pottery or a ceramic material as a principal constituent. The resulting cast product has mechanical strength of such a degree that it can be subjected to finishing operations without need for its biscuit firing. It is also possible to obtain a new ceramic product of a desired complex shape by bonding two or more formed products, which have in advance been produced from a ceramic material as a raw material in accordance with the process of this invention, with a bond which contains a ceramic material and resin emulsion as principal components, and then firing the thus-bonded formed products.
Abstract:
Slip casting is conducted by using a composition obtained by mixing a resin emulsion with a slip which contains a body for pottery or a ceramic material as a principal constituent. The resulting cast product has mechanical strength of such a degree that it can be subjected to finishing operations without need for its biscuit firing. It is also possible to obtain a new ceramic product of a desired complex shape by bonding two or more formed products, which have in advance been produced from a ceramic material as a raw material in accordance with the process of this invention, with a bond which contains a ceramic material and resin emulsion as principal components, and then firing the thus-bonded formed products.
Abstract:
A membrane which is waterproof but gas-permeable is obtd. by calendering a thermoplastic resin composition contg. 1-50 pts (by wt.) per 100 pts.resin of a filler (pref. of grain size 1-50 microns). The thermoplastic resin may be an acrylate, urethane, synthetic rubber, ethylene/vinyl acetate or polyethylene resin. The filler may be a fluorinated resin, silicone resin, polyethylene or polypropylene. Calendering is pref. at 1-200 kg/cm and 0-150 deg.C. The membrane may be sheet or cloth.
Abstract:
A membrane which is waterproof but gas-permeable is obtd. by calendering a thermoplastic resin composition contg. 1-50 pts (by wt.) per 100 pts.resin of a filler (pref. of grain size 1-50 microns). The thermoplastic resin may be an acrylate, urethane, synthetic rubber, ethylene/vinyl acetate or polyethylene resin. The filler may be a fluorinated resin, silicone resin, polyethylene or polypropylene. Calendering is pref. at 1-200 kg/cm and 0-150 deg.C. The membrane may be sheet or cloth.
Abstract:
Slip casting is conducted by using a composition obtained by mixing a resin emulsion with a slip which contains a body for pottery or a ceramic material as a principal constituent. The resulting cast product has mechanical strength of such a degree that it can be subjected to finishing operations without need for its biscuit firing. It is also possible to obtain a new ceramic product of a desired complex shape by bonding two or more formed products, which have in advance been produced from a ceramic material as a raw material in accordance with the process of this invention, with a bond which contains a ceramic material and resin emulsion as principal components, and then firing the thus-bonded formed products.
Abstract:
Slip casting is conducted by using a composition obtained by mixing a resin emulsion with a slip which contains a body for pottery or a ceramic material as a principal constituent. The resulting cast product has mechanical strength of such a degree that it can be subjected to finishing operations without need for its biscuit firing. It is also possible to obtain a new ceramic product of a desired complex shape by bonding two or more formed products, which have in advance been produced from a ceramic material as a raw material in accordance with the process of this invention, with a bond which contains a ceramic material and resin emulsion as principal components, and then firing the thus-bonded formed products.
Abstract:
The membrane is obtained by calendering a resin composition containing a specific amount of filler in a thermoplastic resin. This membrane has excellent gas-permeability and waterproofness, can be produced at low cost under simple working conditions using simple working equipment, and has excellent mechanical strengths, thus being suited for disposable items.