630 results about "Thermal adhesive" patented technology

A method for forming a light source includes receiving an LED light module having a plurality of LEDs on a silicon substrate coupled to a flexible printed circuit and bonding the LED light module directly to a heat-sink with a thermal adhesive A base module with LED driver circuits is inserted into an interior channel of the heat sink and contacts of the LED driver circuits are connected to the LED light module.

An LED tube lamp structure includes a heat-transferring and light-pervious glass tube; a heat-dissipation metal base in the form of an elongated strip with a predetermined curve and bonded to an inner surface of the glass tube via a thermal adhesive; an LED chip circuit board fitted in a receiving seat on a front side of the heat-dissipation metal base and connected to an LED driving circuit; and two electrode covers fitted on two open ends of the glass tube and internally provided with an insertion section each. The heat-dissipation metal base has two ends inserted into the two insertion sections to have an upward tension for tightly contacting with the glass tube. Therefore, heat produced by the LED tube lamp is effectively transferred to the glass tube and dissipated into ambient air to extend the service life of the LED tube lamp.

A pucker free garment seam providing a garment with a tailored and wrinkle free appearance. The pucker free seam and method for production utilizes a bonding strip which contains at least a thermal adhesive component which is inserted between first and second garment components sewn together along the seam. A sufficient amount of heat and pressure is applied to the seam which causes the adhesive of the bonding strip to flow onto the surfaces of the garment components and into interstices thereby creating a seam and permanently bonding the first and second garment components together along the seam to eliminate puckering associated with shrinkage of the sewing thread.

In a nonwoven fiber assembly which comprises a fiber comprising a thermal adhesive fiber under moisture and in which the fiber are entangled with each other, the fibers are bonded at contacting points of the fibers by melting the thermal adhesive fiber under moisture to distribute the bonded points approximately uniformly, thereby obtaining a buffer substrate. The buffer substrate may further comprises a conjugated fiber comprising a plurality of resins which are different in thermal shrinkage and form a phase separation structure, and the conjugated fibers may have an approximately uniform crimps having an average curvature radius of 20 to 200 μm and are entangled with the fibers constituting the nonwoven fiber assembly. The buffer substrate can be obtained by a method comprising the steps of: forming a web from the fiber comprising the thermal adhesive fiber under moisture; and subjecting the obtained fiber web to a heat and moisture treatment with a high-temperature water vapor to melt the thermal adhesive fiber under moisture for bonding the fibers. The buffer substrate has a high air-permeability, an excellent cushion property and softness.

To prepare a shaped product comprising a thermal adhesive fiber under moisture and having a fiber aggregate nonwoven structure. In the shaped product, the thermal adhesive fibers under moisture are melted to bond to fibers constituting the fiber aggregate nonwoven structure and the bonded fiber ratio is not more than 85%. The shaped product has an apparent density of 0.05 to 0.7 g/cm³, a maximum bending stress of not less than 0.05 MPa in at least one direction, and a bending stress of not less than ⅕ of the maximum bending stress at 1.5 times as large as the bending deflection at the maximum bending stress. The moistenable-thermal adhesive fiber may be a sheath-core form conjugated fiber comprising a sheath part comprising an ethylene-vinyl alcohol-series copolymer and a core part comprising a polyester-series resin. Such a shaped product can be used for a building board or the like since the shaped product has a high bending stress although the product is light and has a low density.

The invention discloses a non-woven cloth and relative production, wherein the non-woven cloth is formed by non-hot-melt staple fiber whose mass content is not lower than 30% and hot-melt composite staple fiber, via thermal adhesive fixing method. And the invention utilizes the character that the surface of the hot-melt composite staple fiber has heated fusion function, and the invention uses thermal adhesive fixing method to fuse the face of hot-melt composite staple fiber to adhere the non-hot melt staple fiber to form non-woven cloth, therefore, the produced non-woven cloth has damp adsorption property, soft property, and flexibility, without sensibility on human body. And the invention utilizes the hot-wind non-woven device or thermal rolling non-woven device with low energy consumption and low cost.

Disclosed herein is a vacuum sealer, which exhausts air from a thermal adhesive vacuum bag containing products and then heats and seals the open end of the vacuum bag. The vacuum sealer includes a lower body. An upper body is pivotably mounted to the lower body in such a way as to engage with the lower body. A heater is installed in either or both the lower body or/and the upper body, and heats and seals a vacuum bag. A vacuum space creating member is installed in either or both the lower body or/and the upper body, and isolates an end of the vacuum bag which is evacuated from an exterior, thus creating a vacuum space. A vacuum pump is coupled via a tube to an exhaust hole communicating with the vacuum space created by the vacuum space creating member.

An electrical thermometer comprises a metallic tip and a main body equipped with a probe portion. The front end of the probe portion is fitted into the opening of the metallic tip, which resembles a shell with a blunt end. The probe portion is formed on the main body. A thermal sensor, which is immersed and fixed in thermally conductive glue, is positioned inside the front inner end of the metallic tip. The remaining space within the metallic tip is filled up with a good thermally insulator. The metallic tip can be rapidly heated up with body temperature whenever touched, and the heat will be transferred to the thermal sensor via the thermally conductive glue. In additional, the thermally insulator can stop succeeding heat transfer.

The heat dissipation structure of the backlight module of the present invention comprises a circuit board, a heat-conductive element (such as thermally conductive glue) and a light-emitting diode (LED) chip, wherein the circuit board has an electric circuit layer and a heat conductive layer respectively formed on two opposite surfaces thereof. The circuit board has a plurality of through holes penetrating through the electric circuit layer and the heat-conductive layer of the circuit board, wherein each of the through holes is filled with heat-conductive material. The heat-conductive element is placed on the circuit layer and covers the through holes, and the LED chip is disposed on the heat-conductive element and is electrically connected to the electric circuit layer.

In a laminated external packaging material for a battery according to the present invention, a metallic foil 2 is adhered to one surface side of a base film 1, and a coated film layer 4 of thermal adhesive resin having a softening point of 160° C. or below and capable of thermally bonding to a surface film of a battery main body is formed on the other surface side of the base film 1. With this laminated external packaging material for a battery, without using an adhesive tape or a hot-melt adhesive, this packaging material can be easily and assuredly bonded to the battery main body and also can be bonded firmly to an end portion reinforcing plastic component.

A multiple power density packaging structure with two or more semiconductor chips on a common wiring substrate having a common thermal spreader with a planar surface in thermal contact with the non-active surfaces of the chips. The semiconductor chips have different cooling requirements and some of the chips are thinned to insure that the chips requiring the lowest thermal resistance has the thinnest layer of a thermal adhesive or metal or solder interface between the chip and thermal spreader.

The present invention discloses a thermal laminate for the dissipation of heat generated in the vicinity of an installed PCMCIA card. The thermal laminate includes a top film layer, a middle gap filler layer and a bottom layer. The top film layer provides a protective, non-resistive, low friction surface with a soft conformal interface for enhancing the workability of the thermal laminate. The middle gap filler layer is disposed underneath the top film layer and provides a conformal thermal pathway for the heat radiation emitted from the installed PCMCIA card. The bottom layer is disposed underneath the middle gap filler layer and provides a grip to the middle gap filler layer and the top film layer. The bottom layer is made from either a thermal adhesive layer or a copper foil layer. The thermal laminate utilizes sliding contacts for proper housing between a PCMCIA card surface and a heat sink surface to provide better thermal management within an assembly.

The invention discloses a making method of Al2O3/BN composite powder conductive fill of heat conductive adhesive, which comprises the following steps: (1) making BN clad nanometer alumina powder through gel-sol method; (2) grafting to modify the powder through multi-functional compound with isocyanic acid group. The invetnio is compatible with epoxide resin to bind and pack electronic device, which possesses excellent radiation effect.

A new product and process for producing an integrated textile embellishments such as patches, emblems, appliqués, labels and cut textile parts (including woven, knits and nonwoven structures made of both natural and or synthetic fibers) incorporating adhesives that permanently bond by heat-sealing to waterproof and/or waterproof-breathable fabrics including Gore-Tex®, Sympatex™ and other fabrics having durable water repellant finishes (DWR). This eliminates the tedious and cost intensive sewing operations previously needed to attach textile embellishments to such fabrics. The product and process includes a top layer decorative element, a second layer bonded to the top layer through lamination or chemical bonding to create a more uniform or smooth surface, and a thermal adhesive layer bonded to the second layer and capable of heat-application to textile based textile based products such as apparel and or accessories, headwear, outdoor furnishings and luggage. Products of this type can survive multiple washes and are desired by manufactures for their ease of application, saving time, money and reducing complexity in the application process

The present invention relates to a cover tape for tape packaging electronic components that heat-seals a carrier tape accommodating therein electronic components. A cover tape for tape packaging electronic components according to the present invention includes a substrate film layer, a soft material layer, and a thermal adhesive layer. The soft material layer is formed of metallocene linear low-density polyethylene having a specific gravity in a range of from 0.888 to 0.907.

The invention provides a high-temperature-resistant and high thermal conductive adhesive, which mainly comprises epoxy resins, curing agents, curing accelerators and high thermal conductive packing; the adhesive simultaneously has the performances of high temperature resistance and high thermal conductivity, and has an obvious cost advantage. The invention also provides a method for preparing thehigh-temperature-resistant and high thermal conductive adhesive, which comprises the following steps: uniformly dispersing the curing agents and the curing accelerators into the epoxy resins; then mixing the obtained mixture with the high thermal conductive packing; and uniformly grinding the obtained product by a grinding machine. Through the method provided by the invention, the high-temperature-resistant and high thermal conductive pasty adhesive can be obtained. Test results show that the glass transition temperature of the cured high-temperature-resistant and high thermal conductive adhesive is higher than 150 DEG C; the bond strength can be more than 16Mpa, and after the adhesive is roasted at a temperature of 260 DEG C, the bond strength is down by no less than 5 percent; and the coefficient of heat conductivity can reach 4.0 W/m.K.

A soundproof panel comprising a nonwoven structural member and a board member is prepared. The nonwoven structural member comprises a thermal adhesive fiber under moisture which is melt-bonded to a fiber of the structural member to fix the fibers. The soundproof panel may be a soundproof panel 1 comprising a nonwoven structural member 2 and a honeycomb member 3 stacked thereto. Moreover, the soundproof panel may be a soundproof panel comprising a board-like nonwoven structural member and first and second surface members stacked to first and second sides of the board-like nonwoven structural member, respectively. Further, the soundproof panel may be a soundproof panel having first and second surface members stacked through a square-pole rail member comprising a nonwoven structural member. The soundproof panel of the present invention has toughness for the lightweight design and has excellent sound absorption and sound insulation properties.

A light emitting diode (LED) and a method of making the same are disclosed. The present invention is featured in that the LED comprises a transparent heat-conductive glue, a reflective layer, and a carrier, etc, wherein the transparent heat-conductive glue is used to adhere the epitaxial structure and the carrier of the LED; the reflective layer can make the light emitted by the epitaxial structure to be reflected more efficiently; and the carrier is used to enhance the heat-dissipation effect of the LED. Moreover, the transparent heat-conductive glue and the reflective layer can be replaced with one single adhesive reflective layer having functions of adhesion and reflection simultaneously.

A method of manufacturing wrinkle-free garment seams and garments made therefrom comprises (a) placing a bonding element comprising a thermal adhesive between garment components; (b) stitching along a seam line; and (c) applying heat and/or pressure to cause the adhesive to melt and flow along the seam to bond at least one garment component. The thermal adhesive has a melting point of higher than about 150° C., preferably in the range about 160° C. to about 190° C. Alternatively, a bonding element comprising any adhesive material and having a substantially U shape is used to make various seams, such as a yoke seam, a shoulder seam, a side seam, a pocket seam, a hem button stay seam, a sleeve seam, a collar seam, etc. Wrinkle free garments, such as shirts, pants, blouses, skirts, etc., incorporating the seams are produced.