Synthetic elastomeric article and method for producing same
A technology of body products and elastomers, applied in the field of synthetic elastomer products and its production, can solve problems such as harm, skin problems, etc.
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[0267] Preparation of elastomeric articles
[0268] The elastomeric film-forming composition having the desired components is formed into the shape of the desired article and then cured. In a broad sense, curing refers to the stage in which crosslinking is performed. Such curing conditions are known in the art.
[0269]For dipped elastomeric articles, the elastomeric film is suitably prepared by a dipping process.
[0270] Briefly, in one embodiment of the invention, a method for making an elastomeric article may include:
[0271] - immersing the mold in the coagulant composition;
[0272] - dipping the mold impregnated with the coagulant into the first elastomeric film-forming composition to produce a first elastomeric film layer on the mold;
[0273] - incorporating an antimicrobial agent into the coagulant composition and / or the first elastomeric film forming composition to incorporate the antimicrobial agent into the first film layer defining the first surface of the e...
Embodiment 1
[0411] Example 1: Antimicrobial Agents in Elastomeric Film-Forming Compositions
[0412] Gloves were prepared with the compositions listed in Table 1 below using standard elastomeric film production processes known in the art.
[0413] Table 1 - Elastomeric film-forming composition for forming first (outer) latex layer and second (inner) latex layer
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[0416] The stages of glove production include:
[0417] 1. Immerse the glove-like former in a coagulant containing 13% calcium nitrate, 1.5% metal stearate (potassium stearate and / or calcium stearate), 0.1% wetting agent ( non-ionic alcohol ethoxylate) and contains no antimicrobials or skin protectants, then dries.
[0418] 2. Dip the former into the first latex layer composition and then partially dry the layer to a gel state. The samples produced contained varying amounts of zinc pyrithione, including the control group (0phr) as well as Group 1 (1phr), Group 2 (2phr), Group 3 (3phr) and Group 4 (4ph...
Embodiment 2
[0438] Example 2: Antimicrobial Agents Incorporated into Coagulants
[0439] Gloves with a thickness of 0.08 mm + / - 0.02 mm were prepared using the same procedure and components as outlined in Example 1 (steps 1 to 8) with the following changes:
[0440] - The coagulant composition also contained 2-phenylphenol in an amount of 3% (by weight) - The coagulant preparation had the composition listed in Table 6 below. The control glove did not contain any 2-phenylphenol in the coagulant composition (ie, the composition of Table 6 where 2-phenylphenol was removed and the balance consisted of water).
[0441] - In both the gloves of Example 2 and the control, the first latex layer does not contain 2-phenylphenol.
[0442] Table 6 - Coagulant composition containing 2-phenylphenol
[0443] Element Percentage of Composition (%) Powder-free coagulants - metal stearates (potassium stearate and / or calcium stearate) 1.5 Wetting Agents - Alcohol Ethoxylates (Nonion...
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