Honeywell International Inc.

Mark Benjamin Boone

Thomas Y Tam

Ashok Bhatnagar

Steven Thomas Correale

Brian Duane Arvidson

Henry Gerard Ardiff

Brian H Waring

Tamara L Ehle

Shari E Litow

Henry Girard Ardiff

Woven fabrics are formed from high tenacity fibers or tapes that are loosely interwoven with adhesive coated filaments, to composite articles formed therefrom, and to a continuous process for forming the composite articles.

Ballistic resistant thermoplastic sheet, process of making and its applications

Dimensionally stable open woven fabrics formed from a plurality of high tenacity warp elongate bodies interwoven and bonded with a plurality of transversely disposed, high tenacity weft elongate bodies, composite articles formed therefrom, and to a continuous process for forming the composite articles.

Stab and ballistic resistant articles and the process of making

Lightweight, breathable, non-woven fibrous materials and composite articles incorporating the same are provided. Composite articles are formed by merging an open, non-woven grid formed from high tenacity elongate bodies with at least one substrate, forming an article having excellent tensile strength, excellent breathability and a unique aesthetic appearance.

Breathable light weight unidirectional laminates

High tenacity, high elongation multi-filament polymeric tapes as well as ballistic resistant fabrics, composites and articles made therefrom. The tapes are fabricated from multi-filament fibers/yarns that are twisted together, bonded together, compressed and flattened.

Multidirectional fiber-reinforced tape/film articles and the method of making the same

Disclosed are laminates from multiple stacked plies of a uni-directional tape in which the tape formed from a plurality of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene gel spun, multi-filament yarns. The resultant laminate contains not more than five percent resin by weight. Related methods of making a laminate of this type are also disclosed.

Laminates made from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene tape

Fabrics, laminates and assembles formed from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene tape articles. The tape articles have an average cross-sectional aspect ratio of at least about 10:1 and have a ratio of the low temperature area under the curve (120&#xb0; C. to Tm-onset) to the total area under the curve (120&#xb0; C. to 165&#xb0; C.) of less than about 0.15 as calculated from an increasing temperature DSC scan from a temperature of 30&#xb0; C. to a temperature of 200&#xb0; C. at a constant rate of 10&#xb0; C. per minute.

Fabrics, laminates and assembles formed from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene tape articles

Stab and ballistic resistant articles

Processes for the production of high strength polyethylene tape articles from high strength ultra-high molecular weight multi-filament yarns, and to the tape articles, fabrics, laminates and impact resistant materials made therefrom.

High strength ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene tape articles

Tape articles having improved properties are made from ultra-high molecular weight (UHMW) multi-filament yarns. The tape articles can have a ratio of the low temperature area under the curve (120&#xb0; C. to Tm-onset) to the total area under the curve (120&#xb0; C. to 165&#xb0; C.) of less than about 0.15 as calculated from an increasing temperature DSC scan from a temperature of 30&#xb0; C. to a temperature of 200&#xb0; C. at a constant rate of 10&#xb0; C. per minute. Additionally, in some examples the tape articles can also have a tenacity at least about 24 g/d (2.06 GPa) when measured by ASTM D882-09 at a 10 inch (25.4 cm) gauge length and at an extension rate of 100%/min. Further, the tape articles can have no long period of less than 450 Angstroms (&#x212b;) when measured by small angle x-ray analysis.

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Mark Benjamin Boone