Process for calendering of polyesters
A technology of polyester calendering, applied in the field of polyester calendering, which can solve the problems of not being durable
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Embodiment 1-10
[0094] Examples 1-10. Preparation of several aliphatic compounds using AAPE's containing a mixture of adipic and terephthalic acids as the diacid component and 100 mole percent 1,4-butanediol as the diol component. - Aromatic polyester compositions. The melting point range is as defined above, calculated from the DSC curve obtained at a heating rate of 20°C / min. The AAPEs of Examples 1-4 have a melting point range of 70-130°C and a crystallization half-life of 0.6 minutes. Examples 5 and 7 shown in Table 1 have a melting point range of 70-135°C. Examples 8 and 9 have a melting point range of 60-135°C and a crystallization half-life of 0.7 minutes. The mole percentages and processing conditions of adipic acid and terephthalic acid are given in Table I. Films were prepared on a Dr. Collin equipped with a two-roll mill. AAPE pellets with 0.9% by weight of wax release agent (LICOWAX S nonacosanoic acid (available from Clariant Corporation) and LICOWAX OP (butanediol este...
Embodiment 11
[0101] Examples 11-15. A release agent ("RA") containing polylactic acid (melting point range 125-170° C., crystallization half-life 26.3 minutes), AAPE, and Example 1 was prepared according to the method described in Examples 1-10 Several blends of these compounds were calendered to obtain films. The composition (weight percent) and calendering conditions are given in Table IV. The film of Example 11 was clear; Examples 12-18 showed increasing haze and flexibility with increasing % weight of AAPE. The film of Example 14 exhibited some melt fracture due to the lower roll temperature setting. Some adhesion of the film to the calender rolls was observed in Example 17. The film of Example 19 is very flexible and exhibits lower opacity than the film of Example 18.
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