Kabushiki Kaisha Tokai Rika Denki Seisakusho

Toyoda Boshoku Corporation

Japan Acrylic Chemical Co. Ltd.

Koichi Shimizu

Koki Sato

Masahiro Tanabe

Sukeyoshi Kawamura

Masahiro Fukamoto

Yasuhiro Shikimori

A strip of webbing for seat belts includes webbing woven from multi-filament threads made from synthetic fiber, and a mixture of acrylic resin and silicone impregnated into and fixed on the surface of the webbing. The webbing is deteriorated less in the anti-wear property and the smoothness because the acrylic resin is dissociated less by light so that it can hold the silicone on the surface of the webbing for a longer period of time. Thus, the webbing can produce a seat belt exhibiting an excellent accommodatability.

Strip of webbing for seat belts impregnated and coated with an acrylic

Synthetic resin emulsion is effectively recovered from waste water containing said synthetic resin emulsion by a method which comprises; adding coagulant to waste water containing synthetic resin emulsion to coagulate said synthetic resin emulsion, separating the coagulation of said synthetic resin emulsion from said waste water, and redispersing said separated coagulation in medium such as water or another synthetic resin emulsion by using water soluble polymer as dispersant.

Method for recovering synthetic resin emulsion

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Koichi Shimizu