Emtec Magnetics Gmbh

Basf Magnetics Gmbh

Jochen Eicher

Norbert Muller

Oskar Stephan

Karl-Heinz Sartor

Thomas Wunsch

Franz Weingart

Heino Thiele

Uwe Burkhardt

Gerald-Wolfgang Borck

Lothar Schwarz

Axel-Rudiger Schulze

Klaus Rohr

Antoine Salome

Pierre Kuhn

Continuous recovery of raw materials from coated films and apparatus for this purpose and film material recovered therewith. Large amounts of coated films can be fed to a continuous recycling process in which any pigments present in the coating and the substrate material are recovered. The treatment is carried out at room temperature in an alkaline medium consisting of soft soap, organic solvent and/or water, with or without the use of a catalyst. The solvent is recycled. After the first treatment stage, the film shreds can be treated in a second stage with a solvent/water mixture similarly to the first stage, and thorough final washing in a water or solvent circulation is effected in a third stage. The recovered film shreds are dried, pressed, milled and brought to the desired shape in a plastics agglomerator, and the recovered pigments are dried under reduced pressure (FIG.,). The process and apparatus can be used with advantage for any type of substrate or printed media, for example for magnetic substrates, photographic substrates, printing plates, pigment-free substrates.

Continuous process for recovering raw materials from coated foils, device for carrying out this process and foil materials recovered thereby

Recovery of raw materials from magnetic recording media

Process and arrangement for laser-induced spectral analysis

Thermoplastic moulding materials based on polyethylene terephthalate for

A protective container is provided for substantially cuboidal objects which is in the form of a hollow cuboid case which is open on one side. A case part is provided for covering the open side, the case part is U-shaped or partially U-shaped in this position. A closure arrangement is provided which connects the hollow cuboid case and the case part reveals when the container is opened for the first time. This container is especially well-suited for use with cassettes of all types, as well as other substantially cuboidal articles.

Protective container for substantially cuboidal objects

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Jochen Eicher