Seton Company

Norwood Industries Inc.

George F Feeley

Peter Barth

Joseph B Brabson

Gheorge Cioca

George Cioca

A laminated composite in the form of a trilaminate and quadlaminate for use in the manufacture of a seat, particularly a vehicle seat, such as an automobile seat and a vehicle interior member. The laminated composite includes a seat cover material having a first adhesive applied to a first surface of the seat cover material. A sew pad is bonded to the seat cover material by the first adhesive. A second adhesive can be applied to the sew pad so that the sew pad can be bonded to a cushion by the second adhesive. The first adhesive can be a thermoplastic releasable polyolefin or polyester, and the second adhesive can be a polyurethane film so that the first adhesive forms a temporary releasable bond and the second adhesive forms a permanent bond. A method of manufacturing laminated composites is also disclosed.

Making of trilaminates and quadlaminates for automotive vehicle seats

A moisture vapor permeable sheet material is comprised of a homogeneous admixture of a synthetic polymer material and a protein derivative. The sheet material is moisture vapor permeable and non-penetrable by liquid water. The sheet material additionally can have coated thereon a pressure sensitive adhesive which is comprised of a synthetic organic polymer adhesive and a soluble protein derivative in solid solution. Sheet material is formed by providing a homogeneous fluid solution of a soluble protein derivative and a synthetic organic polymer in a solvent. The protein derivative has a pH level compatible with the pH level of the organic polymer. Film is formed from the homogeneous fluid solution and the solvent is removed from the film to form the sheet material which is moisture vapor permeable. When the sheet material includes an adhesive, the adhesive is coated as a fluid solution in a solvent on one side of the sheet material.

Method of forming a moisture permeable polymeric sheet material

A sheet material for mounting flexible printing plates to the drum of a printing press includes a base film, a flexible foam uniformly coated on the base film, and a pressure sensitive adhesive coated on both the base film and the foam. The cohesion of the base film and the foam, the adhesion of the base film to the foam, and the adhesion of the adhesive to the base film and the foam is greater than the adhesion of the adhesive to the flexible printing plate and to the drum of a printing press. When the sheet material is removed from the printing plate and the drum, the foam, the base film, and the adhesive remain an integral sheet. A method for preparing and using the sheet material is also disclosed.

Sheet material for mounting printing plates

A moisture vapor permeable sheet material is comprised of a homogeneous admixture of a synthetic polymer material and a protein derivative. The sheet material is moisture vapor permeable and non-penetrable by liquid water. The sheet material additionally can have coated thereon a pressure sensitive adhesive which is comprised of a snythetic organic polymer adhesive and a soluble protein derivative in solid solution. Sheet material is formed by providing a homogeneous fluid solution of a soluble protein derivative and a synthetic organic polymer in a solvent. The protein derivative has a pH level compatible with the pH level of the organic polymer. Film is formed from the homogeneous fluid solution and the solvent is removed from the film to form the sheet material which is moisture vapor permeable. When the sheet material includes an adhesive, the adhesive is coated as a fluid solution in a solvent on one side of the sheet material.

Moisture vapor permeable sheet materials

A moisture vapor permeable sheet material is comprised of a homogeneous admixture of a synthetic polymer material and a protein derivative. The sheet material is moisture vapor permeable and nonpenetrable by liquid water. The sheet material additionally can have coated thereon a pressure sensitive adhesive which is comprised of a synthetic organic polymer adhesive and a soluble protein derivative in solid solution. Sheet material is formed by providing a homogeneous fluid solution of a soluble protein derivative and a synthetic organic polymer in a solvent. The protein derivative has a pH level compatible with the pH level of the organic polymer. Film is formed from the homogeneous fluid solution and the solvent is removed from the film to form the sheet material which is moisture vapor permeable. When the sheet material includes an adhesive, the adhesive is coated as a fluid solution in a solvent on one side of the sheet material.

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George F Feeley