Synthetic Turf Resources Corp.

Advanced Polymer Technologies Corp.

Other

Polytex Sporbeläge Produktions-gmbh

Advanced Polymer Technology, Inc.

Matthew Lee Henson

Stephan Sick

Erin Anderson Tidwell

Andreas Schulze-Ising

Frank Lucarelli

Axel Hinrichs

Mitchell G Davis

Mark Simpkins

Frank Luccarelli

Keith Lashley

Kristan Michael Brown

Chad D Lands

David Calhoun

A synthetic turf () includes a plurality of synthetic turf fibers () knitted together to form a knitted backing layer () of the synthetic turf, and a water permeable polyurethane coat () formed on the knitted backing layer.

Synthetic turf with high drainage and manufacturing thereof

A method of manufacturing an artificial turf includes creating fluid polyurethane mass. The creation including reacting first and second polyols with an isocyanate. The first polyol is a polyether polyol and/or a polyester polyol having at least 2 hydroxyl groups per molecule, the second polyol being polybutadien diol. The isocyanate including isocyanate monomers, isocyanate polymers or isocyanate prepolymers or a mixture thereof, the isocyanate monomers, isocyanate polymers and the isocyanate prepolymers having two or more isocyanate groups per molecule. The method further includes incorporating an artificial turf fiber into a carrier such that a first portion of the fiber protrudes to the front side of the carrier and that a second portion of the fiber is located at the back side of the carrier, adding the fluid polyurethane mass on the back side of the carrier, and hardening the fluid polyurethane mass.

Using a polyol mixture comprising PBD for creating a PU-based artificial turf

A wiring device and method that control an amount of power delivered to a load, which maintain function even if a line connection and a load connection are reverse wired. Designed circuitry comprising steering diodes in both a line and a load wire direct a power source to an AC/DC power supply. The wiring device comprises a housing, a line terminal nominally designated for receiving electrical power from a power source, a load terminal nominally designated to feed electricity to a load, a neutral terminal, a line wire electrically connected to the line terminal, a load wire electrically connected to the load terminal, and a means for controlling an amount of power delivered to the load. Embodiments of the present invention include automated universal lighting controls, dimers, timers, and wired lighting devices.

Wiring device with reversible line load connections

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Acworth, GA, United States of America

Matthew Lee Henson