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3 results about "Textile reinforcement" patented technology

Tire whose tread is formed entirely or partially from a unit-molded composite material

ActiveFR3145310B1Bicycle tyresTyresPolymer sciencePolymer chemistry
Tire whose tread is formed entirely or partially of a unit-molded composite material. The present invention relates to a tire (10) comprising a tread (15), said tread comprising a main composite material (30) which is of unit-molded construction and which comprises a thermoplastic polymer matrix and a textile reinforcement assembly. The present invention also relates to a method for manufacturing such a tire comprising the thermocompression of a multilayer assembly including a heat-fusible textile portion and a non-heat-fusible textile portion. Figure for the abstract: Fig. 1.
Owner:DECATHLON SA

Material for shoe upper

ActiveDE102012202866B4Polymer sciencePolymer chemistry
Material (1) for a shoe upper, in particular for football boots, comprising: a. an inner polyurethane layer (10); b. an outer polyurethane layer (30); c. wherein the inner polyurethane layer (10) and the outer polyurethane layer (30) comprise thermosetting polyurethane; and d. a textile reinforcement layer (20, 35, 37) arranged between the inner polyurethane layer (10) and the outer polyurethane layer (30), wherein the textile reinforcement layer (20, 35, 37) comprises a non-thermoplastic material; e. wherein the textile reinforcement layer (20, 35, 37) has openings (36, 38, 41), and wherein the inner polyurethane layer (10) and the outer polyurethane layer (30) are connected to each other through the openings (36, 38, 41) of the textile reinforcement layer (20, 35, 37).
Owner:ADIDAS AG

Structure and molded part

Component and / or layer composite, produced in particular by the vacuum infusion process, preferably from predominantly natural materials, in which wood-like layers as well as textile reinforcement and flow layers are arranged in a materially bonded, preferably alternating layer arrangement within a positively or negatively executed form and are impregnated and cured by means of an infusion process, in particular a vacuum infusion process, with a preferably biogenic matrix under a membrane with at least one inlet and one outlet, preferably under a flexible membrane, wherein in a work step preceding the infusion process the layers are brought together to form a layer stack and fixed immovably to each other.
Owner:HESSBRUEGGEN LUKAS