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4618 results about "PTFE - Polytetrafluoroethylene" patented technology

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is a synthetic fluoropolymer of tetrafluoroethylene that has numerous applications. The best known brand name of PTFE-based formulas is Teflon by Chemours. Chemours is a 2015 spin-off of DuPont Co., which discovered the compound in 1938.

Circumferential ablation device assembly and methods of use and manufacture providing an ablative circumferential band along an expandable member

A medical balloon catheter assembly includes a balloon having a permeable region and a non-permeable region. The balloon is constructed at least in part from a fluid permeable tube such that the permeable region is formed from a porous material which allows a volume of pressurized fluid to pass from within a chamber formed by the balloon and into the permeable region sufficiently such that the fluid may be ablatively coupled to tissue engaged by the permeable region. The non-permeable region is adapted to substantially block the pressurized fluid from passing from within the chamber and outwardly from the balloon. The porous material may be a porous fluoropolymer, such as porous polytetrafluoroethylene, and the pores may be created by voids that are inherently formed between an interlocking node-fibril network that makes up the fluoropolymer. Such voids may be created according to one mode by expanding the fluoropolymer. The balloon may be formed such that the porous material extends along both the permeable and non-permeable regions. In one mode of this construction, the porous material is porous along the permeable region but is non-porous along the non-permeable region, such as for example by expanding only the permeable region in order to render sufficient voids in the node-fibril network to provide permeable pores in that section. The voids or pores in the porous material may also be provided along both permeable and non-permeable sections but are substantially blocked with an insulator material along the non-permeable section in order to prevent fluid from passing therethrough. The insulator material may be dip coated, deposited, or extruded with the porous material in order to fill the voids. The insulator material may in one mode be provided along the entire working length of the balloon and then selectively removed along the permeable section, or may be selectively exposed to only the non-permeable sections in order to fill the voids or pores there.
Owner:MAGUIRE MARK A +1

Circumferential ablation device assembly and methods of use and manufacture providing an ablative circumferential band along an expandable member

A medical balloon catheter assembly includes a balloon having a permeable region and a non-permeable region. The balloon is constructed at least in part from a fluid permeable tube such that the permeable region is formed from a porous material which allows a volume of pressurized fluid to pass from within a chamber formed by the balloon and into the permeable region sufficiently such that the fluid may be ablatively coupled to tissue engaged by the permeable region. The non-permeable region is adapted to substantially block the pressurized fluid from passing from within the chamber and outwardly from the balloon. The porous material may be a porous fluoropolymer, such as porous polytetrafluoroethylene, and the pores may be created by voids that are inherently formed between an interlocking node-fibril network that makes up the fluoropolymer. Such voids may be created according to one mode by expanding the fluoropolymer. The balloon may be formed such that the porous material extends along both the permeable and non-permeable regions. In one mode of this construction, the porous material is porous along the permeable region but is non-porous along the non-permeable region, such as for example by expanding only the permeable region in order to render sufficient voids in the node-fibril network to provide permeable pores in that section. The voids or pores in the porous material may also be provided along both permeable and non-permeable sections but are substantially blocked with an insulator material along the non-permeable section in order to prevent fluid from passing through. The insulator material may be dip coated, deposited, or extruded with the porous material in order to fill the voids. The insulator material may in one mode be provided along the entire working length of the balloon and then selectively removed along the permeable section, or may be selectively exposed to only the non-permeable sections in order to fill the voids or pores there.
Owner:ATRIONIX

Upright vacuum cleaner with cyclonic airflow

InactiveUS6848146B2Easily and conveniently emptied dirt cupEffective filteringCleaning filter meansCombination devicesHEPACyclone
A vacuum cleaner includes a first housing defining a cyclonic airflow chamber and a second housing defining a main suction opening that is in communication with an inlet of the cyclonic chamber. A suction source has a suction airstream inlet in communication with an outlet of the cyclonic chamber, and establishes a suction airstream that enters said main suction opening, passes through said cyclonic chamber, and passes to an outlet of said suction source. A substantial portion of particulates entrained in the suction airstream are separated therefrom when said suction airstream moves in a cyclonic fashion through the cyclonic chamber. A main filter assembly, preferably including filter medium comprising polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), is located in the cyclonic chamber so that a suction airstream moving from the main suction opening to the inlet of said suction source by way of the cyclonic airflow chamber passes through the filter medium thereof after said airstream moves in a cyclonic fashion within the cyclonic airflow chamber to remove residual particulates from the suction airstream before it leaves the cyclonic chamber. A HEPA filter can be provided to filter the suction airstream exhausted through the outlet of the suction source prior to the airstream being discharged from the vacuum.
Owner:ROYAL APPLIANCE MFG

Upright vacuum cleaner with cyclonic airflow

InactiveUS20050055796A1Easily and conveniently emptiedEffectively filters residual contaminantsCleaning filter meansCombination devicesHEPACyclone
A vacuum cleaner includes a first housing defining a cyclonic airflow chamber and a second housing defining a main suction opening that is in communication with an inlet of the cyclonic chamber. A suction source has a suction airstream inlet in communication with an outlet of the cyclonic chamber, and establishes a suction airstream that enters said main suction opening, passes through said cyclonic chamber, and passes to an outlet of said suction source. A substantial portion of particulates entrained in the suction airstream are separated therefrom when said suction airstream moves in a cyclonic fashion through the cyclonic chamber. A main filter assembly, preferably including filter medium comprising polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), is located in the cyclonic chamber so that a suction airstream moving from the main suction opening to the inlet of said suction source by way of the cyclonic airflow chamber passes through the filter medium thereof after said airstream moves in a cyclonic fashion within the cyclonic airflow chamber to remove residual particulates from the suction airstream before it leaves the cyclonic chamber. A HEPA filter can be provided to filter the suction airstream exhausted through the outlet of the suction source prior to the airstream being discharged from the vacuum.
Owner:ROYAL APPLIANCE MFG

Method for preparing high-stability mesoporous molecular sieve

ActiveCN104891526APolycrystallineActs as a templating agentFaujasite aluminosilicate zeoliteMolecular sieveMicroreactor
The invention provides a method for preparing a high-hydrothermal-stability mesoporous molecular sieve. The method includes the following steps: (1) preparation of a first Y-type molecular sieve precursor; and (2) crystallization: adding a seed crystal to the first Y-type molecular sieve precursor, adjusting the pH value to 0.5-5, stirring for 10 h-24 h at the temperature of 20 DEG C-50 DEG C, then aging for 2 h-24 h at the temperature of 20 DEG C-50 DEG C, to obtain an assembled product, transferring the assembled product into a microreactor with a polytetrafluoroethylene lining, then transferring together with the reactor into a high-pressure reaction kettle, crystallizing for 10 h-48 h at the temperature of 100 DEG C-200 DEG C, filtering, washing, drying, and thus obtaining the high-stability mesoporous molecular sieve. Firstly, the microporous molecular sieve precursor is prepared, a mesoporous-microporous molecular sieve as the seed crystal is used for preparation of the mesoporous molecular sieve, the molecular sieve precursor assembly method and the seed crystal method are combined, and the high-stability mesoporous molecular sieve is obtained under the condition without use of an organic template agent. Not only is the preparation cost of the molecular sieve reduced greatly, but also the process of calcination of the template agent is omitted so as to reduce the energy consumption.
Owner:PETROCHINA CO LTD +1

Fluororesin mixture, copper-clad plate prepared therefrom and manufacturing method thereof

The invention relates to a fluororesin mixture, a copper-clad plate prepared therefrom and a manufacturing method thereof. The fluororesin mixture contains the following two substances as necessary components in 100 parts by weight of an organic solid substance: 90-99 parts of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) emulsions and 1-10 parts of polytetrafluoroethylene perfluoroalkyl vinyl ether (PFA) emulsions. The copper-clad plate prepared from the fluororesin mixture comprises a plurality of superimposed varnished cloths and copper foil coating one or two surfaces of the varnished cloths, and each varnished cloth comprises a glass fiber cloth and the fluororesin mixture attached to the dipped and dried glass fiber cloth. The fluororesin mixture is prepared by using the PTFE emulsions as main resins and can dip the glass fiber cloths many times under the condition that the PTFE sintering temperature is330 DEG C to prepare the vanished cloths, and the vanished cloths prepared from the fluororesin mixture has the advantages of good gum dipping quality, level surface, flexibility and easy operation; and besides, the copper-clad plate made from the fluororesin mixture has excellent dielectric performance which meets the dielectric performance requirement of the high-frequency communication field for a base plate material, and has simple making method and process and is beneficial to industrial continuous production.
Owner:GUANGDONG SHENGYI SCI TECH
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