Mitsui Toatsu Chemicals, Incorporated

Kazuhiro Imaoka

Kazushi Ohshima

Haruo Sekiguchi

Fujio Hayashi

Hiroaki Sakaguchi

Kazuo Taniguchi

Tetsuyoshi Ogura

Mitsuro Matsunaga

This invention relates to a process for manufacturing a spray urethane elastomer. More particularly it relates to a process for manufacturing a solventless, non-cellular spray urethane elastomer, which comprises spraying a partial prepolymer component having a high molar ratio of NCO/OH prepared from an organic polyisocyanate and from polytetramethylene ether glycol (PTMEG) having a molecular weight of 400 to 2000 and a resin component containing the PTMEG, a specified chain extender and an organobismuth compound catalyst onto a substrate by use of a two components high pressure spray machine. According to the present invention, spraying only of the stock solutions by use of the two components high pressure spray machine accomplishes coating and the stock solutions are cured in one second to ten and several seconds after being sprayed without producing cells even when thick-coated. Therefore, the present invention makes it possible to effect wet-on-wet coating within a short period of time, resulting in making it possible to accomplish a coating having a predetermined thickness in a short period of time. An elastomer, which has been coated, is excellent at modulus, tensile strength, elongation, tear strength, heat resistance, and the like, such as pipe, tank and the like, waterproof materials such as concrete for the roof and outside wall which need waterproofness, thick-coated protective coating for a thermal insulant such as rigid polyurethane foam, polystyrene foam, board or the like, seamless floor covering material, open mold molding by use of a mold made of metal or resin, and the like.

Manufacturing process of spray urethane elastomer

Disclosed is a process for preparing fine needle-like, ferromagnetic iron compound particles for use in magnetic recording in which needle-like iron oxyhydroxide fine particles prepared by simultaneously co-precipitating or cladding iron compound particles with an element of group II of the Periodic Table and manganese at atomic weight ratios of the element of group II of the Periodic Table and manganese to iron of from 0.001/100 to 10/100 and 0.005/100 to 10/100 respectively are reduced and/or oxidized under heating.

Process for preparing iron compound particles for use in magnetic

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Yokohama, Japan

Kazuhiro Imaoka