Highly transparent laser-markable and laser-weldable plastic materials
A plastic material, high-transparency technology, applied in thermography, replication/marking methods, nanotechnology for materials and surface science, can solve the problem of not being known, etc.
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[0056] Preparation of highly transparent laser-sensitive plastic moldings
[0057] A plastic molding compound containing laser-sensitive nanoscale pigments is melted in an extruder and injected into an injection mold to form plastic moldings in sheet form or extruded to form flat sheets, films or tubes.
[0058] The mixing of the laser-sensitive pigments into the plastic molding compound is carried out under strong shear in order to break down any agglomerated particles that may be present into nanoscale primary particles.
Embodiment approach A
[0060] Use of the commercialized product Trogamid from Marl, the performance polymer division of Degussa AG CX 7323 as a plastic molding compound. Using 0.01% by weight concentration of nanoscale indium-tin oxide Nano ITO IT-05 C5000 as a laser sensitive pigment. The light transmittance in the visible light range is 90%, and the haze is 1.5%.
Embodiment approach B
[0062] Use of the commercialized product Plexiglas from Darmstadt, the methacrylate division of Degussa AG 7N as a plastic molding compound. Using 0.001% by weight concentration of nanoscale indium-tin oxide Nano ITO IT-05 C5000 as a laser sensitive pigment. In the case of extrusion, Plexiglas can also be used preferably High molecular weight molding compound of type 7H. The light transmittance in the visible light range is 92%, and the turbidity is <1%.
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