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Method of bonding a lenticular lens sheet to plastic objects and objects made from same

A method of fabricating plastic objects having an insert of Lenticular lens material integrally bonded or otherwise attached therein. In one embodiment, the method is used to fabricate a container, such as a conical cup, by first manufacturing or providing a sheet of Lenticular material comprising layers of lens material and optical ridges and grooves and an ink layer printed on the flat side of the lens material. To protect the ink from the heat of molten or moldable plastic during later plastic processing, a thermally protective substrate is attached or bonded to the ink layer by using adhesives to attach a plastic substrate or by coating the ink with coating materials that thermally protect the ink from high temperatures. In one embodiment, the protective substrate is applied in a two step process of first placing a plastic hot melt onto a polyester or other material release liner and, after cooling of the hot melt, using heat and pressure to laminate or bond the hot melt plastic to the ink and then removing the liner. Lenticular inserts are cut out of the Lenticular material sheets and the inserts are positioned within a mold where the container is formed by injection, blow, or other molding process. In this step, the substrate acts as a bonding surface as it contacts the molten plastic, melts, and then cools forming a bonding interface with the plastic used to form the container.
Owner:TRAVEL TAGS

Method of bonding a lenticular lens sheet to plastic objects and objects made from same

Abstract of the Disclosure A method of fabricating plastic objects having an insert of Lenticular lens material integrally bonded or otherwise attached therein. In one embodiment, the method is used to fabricate a container, such as a conical cup, by first manufacturing or providing a sheet of Lenticular material comprising layers of lens material and optical ridges and grooves and an ink layer printed on the flat side of the lens material. To protect the ink from the heat of molten or moldable plastic during later plastic processing, a thermally protective substrate is attached or bonded to the ink layer by using adhesives to attach a plastic substrate or by coating the ink with coating materials that thermally protect the ink from high temperatures. In one embodiment, the protective substrate is applied in a two step process of first placing a plastic hot melt onto a polyester or other material release liner and, after cooling of the hot melt, using heat and pressure to laminate or bond the hot melt plastic to the ink and then removing the liner. Lenticular inserts are cut out of the Lenticular material sheets and the inserts are positioned within a mold where the container is formed by injection, blow, or other molding process. In this step, the substrate acts as a bonding surface as it contacts the molten plastic, melts, and then cools forming a bonding interface with the plastic used to form the container.
Owner:REIL JENNIFER +4

Methods of manufacturing plastic objects having bonded lenticular lens-sheets

A method of fabricating plastic objects having an insert of Lenticular lens material integrally bonded or otherwise attached therein. In one embodiment, the method is used to fabricate a container, such as a conical cup, by first manufacturing or providing a sheet of Lenticular material comprising layers of lens material and optical ridges and grooves and an ink layer printed on the flat side of the lens material. To protect the ink from the heat of molten or moldable plastic during later plastic processing, a thermally protective substrate is attached or bonded to the ink layer by using adhesives to attach a plastic substrate or by coating the ink with coating materials that thermally protect the ink from high temperatures. In one embodiment, the protective substrate is applied in a two step process of first placing a plastic hot melt onto a polyester or other material release liner and, after cooling of the hot melt, using heat and pressure to laminate or bond the hot melt plastic to the ink and then removing the liner. Lenticular inserts are cut out of the Lenticular material sheets and the inserts are positioned within a mold where the container is formed by injection, blow, or other molding process. In this step, the substrate acts as a bonding surface as it contacts the molten plastic, melts, and then cools forming a bonding interface with the plastic used to form the container.
Owner:TRAVEL TAGS

Environment-friendly oxidation type hydrophobic glucomannan adsorption material and preparation method thereof

InactiveCN101497030ASave oil resourcesAlleviate environmental pollutionOther chemical processesIonChemical industry
The invention relates to an environment friendly oxidation type hydrophobic glucomannan adsorption material and a method for preparing the same, and belongs to the technical field of compositions containing glucomannan materials. The adsorption material comprises the following components in portion by weight: 20 to 100 portions of glucomannan, 50 to 500 portions of 0 to 70 percent glucomannan swelling inhibitor, 5 to 100 portions of alkali, 50 to 500 portions of water, and 1 to 20 portions of oxidizing agent. The preparation method comprises that: the glucomannan is swelled in an alkali mixed solvent of the swelling inhibitor, and subjected to acetyl group removing reaction for 1 to 40 hours at a temperature of between 35 and 90 DEG C; the mixed solution is filtered and washed so as to remove the swelling inhibitor and the excessive alkali, and the obtained product is dried at a temperature of between 50 and 100 DEG C for 8 to 24 hours to obtain the hydrophobic glucomannan; the hydrophobic glucomannan is swelled in water, the pH value is adjusted to be 3 to 12, and then the oxidizing agent is added to hydrophobic glucomannan and reacts for 1 to 24 hours; and the obtained mixed solution is filtered, washed and dried at a temperature of between 50 and 100 DEG C for 8 to 24 hours to obtain the oxidation type hydrophobic glucomannan adsorption material. The material has higher selective adsorption capability on heavy-metal ions and radioactive nuclides, and can be widely applied to the adsorption and separation of the heavy-metal ions and radioactive nuclides generated in mining, mining and metallurgy, chemical industry, electroplating, machinery, nuclear industry, environmental protection and restoration, and the like.
Owner:SOUTHWEAT UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Three-dimensional display

The invention provides a three-dimensional display capable of eliminating color non-uniformity and intensity non-uniformity on a three-dimensional image. The three-dimensional display comprises: a two-dimensional display, which comprises a plurality of color subpixels arranged in rows extending in a horizontal direction and in columns extending in a vertical direction which is substantially perpendicular to the horizontal direction, the color subpixels of red, green and blue being arranged periodically in the rows and the color subpixels of the same color being arranged in the columns; and a lenticular sheet provided on the two-dimensional display and having a plurality of cylindrical lenses through which the color subpixels are viewed and which extend in parallel with one another, the central axis of each cylindrical lens being inclined at an angle of theta to the column of the two-dimensional display, wherein, when a pitch of the color subpixels in the horizontal direction is px, a pitch of the color subpixels in the vertical direction is py, and a color subpixel group constituting one three-dimensional pixel is constituted by 3M*N number of color subpixels where 3M is the number of color subpixels in each row of one of the cylindrical lenses and N is the number of color subpixels in each column of one of the cylindrical lenses, a relationship, theta = tan -1 (3px /NPy ), is satisfied.
Owner:JAPAN SCI & TECH CORP

Free-cutting aluminum copper alloy extruded bar and preparation method thereof

ActiveCN110157965AImprove cutting performanceChips are easy to breakSurface finishMechanical property
The invention provides a free-cutting aluminum copper alloy extruded bar and a preparation method thereof. The aluminum copper alloy extruded bar comprises the following components of, in percentage by mass, 3.5%-4.5% of Cu, 0.6%-0.9% of Mg, 0.6%-1.0% of Mn, 0.4%-0.6% of Cr, 0.15%-0.25% of Ce, 0.06%-0.1% of B, 0.01%-0.02% of Ti, 0.0004%-0.0008% of C, 0.8%-1.2% of Sn, 0.3%-0.5% of Bi, less than orequal to 0.2% of Fe, less than or equal to 0.1% of Si, and the balance Al and other impurity elements. The preparation method of the bar sequentially comprises the steps of burdening, smelting an aluminum copper molten alloy, in-furnace blowing and refining treatment and degassing and impurity removing, on-line grain refining, on-line degassing filtering treatment, semi-continuous casting treatment, cast bar homogenizing, heating extruding treatment, on-line quenching and artificial aging treatment. The aluminum copper alloy extruded bar does not contain heavy metal element lead, meets the environment-friendly requirement, and has good mechanical properties and excellent cutting machining performance; cutting chips are easy to break, not prone to adhere to or twine around a cutter, the production efficiency of cutting machining is improved, and the surface smoothness and the size precision of products are improved.
Owner:GUANGDONG XINGFA ALUMINUM +1
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