3m Innovative Properties Company

H.b. Fuller Licensing & Financing Inc.

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Samsung Mobile Display Co., Ltd.

John P Baetzold

Mark J Pellerite

Sergey Lamansky

Olester Benson, Jr

Michael L Steiner

Martin B Wolk

Mikhail L Pekurovsky

Ronald David Jesme

Marc Dudley Radcliffe

Evan L Schwartz

John S Staral

Audrey A Sherman

Michael A Kropp

Nicholas T Gabriel

Manoj Nirmal

Vivian Wynne Jones

Michael Albert Haase

Matthew H Frey

Stephen A Johnson

Jayshree Seth

Gary Timothy Boyd

Matthew S Stay

Robert A Yapel

James Gregory Bentsen

Scott Melvyn Tapio

Andrew P Bonifas

Michael F Weber

Kenneth L Smith

Albert I Everaerts

Shandon Dee Hart

George G I Moore

Richard John Pokorny

Mieczyslaw H Mazurek

Charles M Leir

Christopher Stewart Lyons

Fred Boyle McCormick

Jimmie Rae Baran, Jr

Encai Hao

Kevin R Schaffer

John Charles Clark

Karl E Benson

Cary A Kipke

Yongshang Lu

G Marco Bommarito

Ta-Hua Yu

Pingfan Peter Wu

Steven D Solomonson

Todd D Jones

Glenn E Casner

Peter A Stark

Alexander J Kugel

James P DiZio

John James Stradinger

Marie A Boulos

Carsten Franke

Robert L W Smithson

Ralph R Roberts

Serkan Yurt

Thomas F Kauffman

Daniel W Hennen

Joan M Noyola

Terence D Spawn

Yingbo Li

Steven J McMan

Shawn C Dodds

Terence D Neavin

Claire Hartmann-Thompson

Joseph C Dingeldein

Thomas R Hoffend, Jr

Eugene R Simmons

Mitchell A F Johnson

Dylan T Cosgrove

Kevin W Gotrik

Rahul R Shah

Suman K Patel

Kanta Kumar

Jitendra Singh Rathore

Charlie C Ho

Mark B O'Neill

Jay M Jennen

Thomas J Ludemann

Justin P Meyer

Michael E Lauters

Brinda Balasubramaniam Lakshmi

Ranjith Divigalpitiya

Erik A Aho

Brett J Sitter

Jeffrey A Peterson

Bert T Chien

Michael P Daniels

Michelle Lund Toy

Margaret M Vogel-Martin

Shuguang Wu

David J Rowe

Christian Weinmann

Joan M Strobel

Phillip E Tuma

M Benton Free

Lang N Nguyen

Bret W Ludwig

A filtration system for a tank includes a filter housing, at least a portion of which is disposed in a tank and in fluidic communication with a dielectric fluid within the tank; at least one filtration element, disposed within the filter housing; and a fluid pump, at least a portion of which is disposed within the filter housing and immersed in the dielectric fluid, the fluid pump in fluidic communication with the at least one filtration element.

Filtration design for immersion cooling tank systems

Described herein is a multilayered article () and methods of making and using such articles. The multilayered article () comprises: ⋅(a) a microsphere layer () comprising a plurality of microspheres disposed in a monolayer; ⋅(b) a bead bonding layer () comprising a first major surface and a second opposing major surface and the plurality of microspheres is partially embedded in the first major surface of the bead bonding layer, and comprises a thermoset polyurethane having a glass transition temperature of at least 35° C.; ⋅(c) a primer layer () disposed on the second major surface of the bead bonding layer wherein the primer layer comprises a copolymer of polyurea and polyurethane and wherein the primer layer is covalently attached to the bead bonding layer via urea linkages; and ⋅(d) an elastomeric layer () disposed on the primer layer opposite the bead bonding layer, wherein the elastomeric layer comprises a polyurethane thermoplastic elastomer.

Microsphere-coated polyurethane articles and methods of making the same

Low dielectric constant curable compositions include a first alkyl (meth)acrylate monomer with 12 or more carbon atoms, a crosslinking monomer, a copolymeric additive of a polyisobutylene-polysiloxane block copolymer, and at least one initiator. The curable composition is solvent free and inkjet printable. Upon curing the curable composition forms a non-crystalline, optically clear layer with a dielectric constant of less than or equal to 3.0 at 1 MegaHertz.

Low dielectric constant curable compositions

A continuous method of manufacturing adhesives is provided. The method includes obtaining an actinic radiation-polymerizable adhesive precursor composition disposed on a major surface of an actinic radiation-transparent substrate and irradiating a first portion of the actinic radiation-polymerizable adhesive precursor composition through the actinic radiation-transparent substrate for a first irradiation dosage. The method further includes moving the actinic radiation-transparent substrate and irradiating a second portion of the actinic radiation-polymerizable adhesive precursor composition through the actinic radiation-transparent substrate for a second irradiation dosage. Optionally, the method also includes irradiating a third portion of the actinic radiation-polymerizable adhesive precursor composition through the actinic radiation-transparent substrate prior to moving the substrate. The first irradiation dosage and the third irradiation dosage are often not the same, thereby forming an integral adhesive having a variable thickness in an axis normal to the actinic radiation-transparent substrate.

Continuous additive manufacturing methods

Barrier adhesive compositions include at least one polyisobutylene-containing polymer and a curable silsesquioxane additive. The curable silsesquioxane additive may contain free radically polymerizable groups. Barrier film articles include the barrier adhesive compositions and a film. The barrier film articles can be used to encapsulate organic electronic devices.

Barrier adhesive compositions and articles

A method of making an adhesive is provided, including obtaining an actinic radiation-polymerizable adhesive precursor composition disposed against a surface of an actinic radiation-transparent substrate and irradiating a first portion of the actinic radiation-polymerizable adhesive precursor composition through the actinic radiation-transparent substrate for a first irradiation dosage. The method further includes irradiating a second portion of the actinic radiation-polymerizable adhesive precursor composition through the actinic radiation-transparent substrate for a second irradiation dosage. The first portion and the second portion are adjacent to or overlapping with each other and the first irradiation dosage and the second irradiation dosage are not the same. The method forms an integral adhesive having a variable thickness in an axis normal to the surface of the actinic radiation-transparent substrate. Also, an adhesive article is provided, including a substrate having a major surface and an integral adhesive disposed on the major surface of the substrate. Further, methods are provided, including receiving, by a manufacturing device having one or more processors, a digital object comprising data specifying an article; and generating, with the manufacturing device by an additive manufacturing process, the article based on the digital object. A system is provided, including a display that displays a 3D model of an article; and one or more processors that, in response to the 3D model selected by a user, cause a 3D printer to create a physical object of an article.

Additive manufacturing methods for adhesives and adhesive articles

A method of making an adhesive is provided, including obtaining an actinic radiation-polymerizable adhesive precursor composition disposed against a surface of an actinic radiation-transparent substrate and irradiating a first portion of the actinic radiation-polymerizable adhesive precursor composition through the actinic radiation-transparent substrate for a first irradiation dosage. The method further includes irradiating a second portion of the actinic radiation-polymerizable adhesive precursor composition through the actinic radiation-transparent substrate for a second irradiation dosage. The first portion and the second portion are adjacent to or overlapping with each other and the first irradiation dosage and the second irradiation dosage are not the same. The method forms an integral adhesive having a variable thickness in an axis normal to the surface of the actinic radiation-transparent substrate. Also, an adhesive article is provided, including a substrate having a major surface and an integral adhesive disposed on the major surface of the substrate.

A film including a resin layer comprising a structured major surface opposite a second major surface, the structured major surface including a plurality of features; a barrier layer on the structured major surface; and a first adhesive layer on the barrier layer.

Structured film and articles thereof

Wireless sensing devices including stable near-field antennas are provided. A spacer layer is attached to a portion of the substrate adjacent to the antenna. The spacer layer has a thickness T, a relative permittivity k, and a figure of merit defined as the ratio of T (in micrometers) by k. The spacer layer has the figure of merit no less than 20 (micrometers).

Wireless sensing devices including stable near-field antenna

Flexible, stretchable RFID tags are formed by a pocket that is formed from one or more substrates and layers of adhesive, and an electronic circuit that is located within this pocket. The RFID tags can include a stretchable substrate and an electronic circuit attached to the stretchable substrate by one or a finite number of discrete spaced apart attachment locations. When the pocket is formed by relatively thick adhesive layers adhering together one or more flexible substrates to form an internal cavity, the electronic circuit is located within this cavity and either is not adhered to any of the substrates of the cavity, and is free to move about within the cavity, or the electronic circuit can be attached to a substrate by a thin layer of adhesive.

Flexible radio frequency identification tags

A barrier adhesive composition comprises polyisobutylene resin, hydrophobic nanoparticles and sorbent nanoparticles.

Nanoparticle filled barrier adhesive compositions

The disclosed light directing article comprises a structured layer, an adhesive sealing layer, and barrier elements. The structured layer comprises multiple microstructured elements that are opposite a major surface. The adhesive sealing layer has a first region and a second region. The second region is in contact with the structured layer. The barrier element are at the first region. The first region with the barrier element and second region have sufficiently different properties to form a low refractive index layer between the adhesive sealing layer and the structured layer. The barrier element comprises a crosslinked polymeric matrix having a modulus of elasticity less than 4.4 GPa.

Barrier elements on a microstructured article having adhesive sealing layer and specified modulus of elasticity

A method of patterning a conductive layer to form transparent electrical conductors that does not require etching is disclosed. The method includes peeling a strippable polymer layer from a substrate coated with the conductive layer to pattern the conductive layer. In some embodiments, a resist matrix material is patterned over the conductive layer to prevent removal of the conductive layer beneath the resist matrix material. In other embodiments, a liner having a pressure sensitive adhesive surface is brought into contact with the patterned strippable polymer material to remove both the patterned strippable polymer material and the conductive layer beneath it.

Method of making transparent conductors on a substrate

Surface-modified adhesives may be prepared by contacting an adhesive layer to an at least partially discontinuous layer on a releasing substrate and removing the adhesive layer such that at least a portion of the at least partially discontinuous layer adheres to the adhesive surface. The modified adhesive surface remains an adhesive surface. The modified adhesive layer can be used to prepare adhesive articles, including articles containing multiple surface-modified adhesive layers.

Surface-modified adhesives

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North St. Paul, MN, United States of America

John P Baetzold