Innovent E.v.

Centre Luxembourgeois De Recherches Pour Le Verre Et La Ceramique S.a. (c.r.v.c.)

Friedrich-schiller-universitat

Verre Et La Ceramique S.a. (c.r.v.c.)

Innovent E.v. Technologieentwicklung

Andreas Heft

Marion Homuth

Andreas Pfuch

Uwe Kriltz

Mario Olbrich

Thomas Heinze

Tim Liebert

Michael Droessler

Bernd Gruenler

Martin Polster

Kerstin Horn

Bernd E Grüenler

Bernd Grünler

Gerhardt Krippl

Thomas Struppert

Paul RÜFFER

Hans-Jürgen Tiller

Michael Drößler

Arndt Schimanski

Maik Staude

Arnd Schimanski

A coated article for use in spandrel applications and/or the like is provided. In certain example embodiments, a coating is provided to have a coating design which permits the coating to realize more predictable and/or consistent optical characteristics such as glass side reflectance, color and/or the like. Certain example embodiments of this invention relate to a method of making a coated article for spandrel applications or the like. In certain embodiments, a powder inclusive lacquer coating is used as an overcoat.

Spandrel coating and method

A coating method for the internal coating of a hollow body which includes producing a plasma jet from a working gas, supplying at least one precursor material to the working gas and/or to the plasma jet, introducing the plasma jet through a first opening into an interior of the hollow body and depositing at least one reaction product of at least one precursor on an inner surface of the hollow body and/or on at least one layer arranged on the inner surface. The method is carried out at atmospheric pressure. Furthermore, the first internal coating takes place without an activation process directly after a production process of the hollow body, in which the hollow body is formed with the supply of heat.

Process for the internal coating of hollow bodies using a plasma beam at atmospheric pressure

The invention relates to a hot melt adhesive, comprising at least one polysaccharide ester gained by a reaction of a polysaccharide with an imidazolide in melted imidazole. The invention relates, further, to a process for producing the hot melt adhesive, in which imidazole is melted, and an acid chloride and/or an acid anhydride and/or a lactone is reacted in and with the melted imidazole to form an imidazolide, whereby at least one polysaccharide is added to the melted imidazole, whereby the polysaccharide is reacted with the imidazolide to form a polysaccharide ester.

Hot-melt adhesive and method for the manufacture thereof

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Gera, Germany

Andreas Heft