Rohm Gmbh

Theodor P Moench

Friedrich Hanstein

Gunter Schreyer

A shaped acrylic glass body is provided which has a reshaped inner zone outside the plane of the border or edge region and which is characterized by excellent resistance to weather and to chemical corrosion. The shaped body is manufactured from an extruded plate of a polymer or copolymer containing at least 80% by weight of polymethylmethacrylate or a copolymer of methyl methacrylate. The extruded plate is subjected to biaxial stretching, by at least about 25% in each direction and, while the edges or border regions are gripped to maintain their dimensions, a force is applied to the interior portion of the plate while it is in a thermoelastic state to move the interior portion out of the plane of the surrounding edges.

Shaped body of extruded acrylic glass

A multi-layered skylight having an outer element with a central domed portion and a downwardly extending circumferential skirt portion, said outer element comprising a monolayer of a synthetic resin which transmits light, and an inner element of one-piece construction with a central domed portion and a substantially planar circumferential edge portion, said inner element comprising at least two sheets of a synthetic resin which transmits light, said sheets being substantially parallel to one another and having a plurality of supporting elements extending therebetween, said elements being arranged with the planar edge portion of said inner element being within and surrounded by the circumferential skirt portion of said outer element and with the central domed portions of said inner and outer elements being in a substantially parallel spaced relationship to one another.

Multi-layered skylight

What is disclosed is a conversion muntin for use on a glazing muntin to adapt the latter to support light-transmitting plastic panels, including a muntin cover element and a clamping strip. The cover element has a T-shaped configuration including a recessed stem portion and a pair of oppositely extending bearing arms. The stem is recessed to receive a portion of the glazing muntin and has a plurality of longitudinally-extending grooves formed therein. The clamping strip comprises a pair of elongated parallely-extending rails and a hood integrally formed therewith and adapted to receive the stem of the conversion muntin. The rails have oppositely-facing slightly-spaced lips which receive the conversion muntin stem therebetween and which engage said grooves to hold light-transmitting panels against the bearing arms of the conversion muntin.

Conversion muntins for glazing frames

What is disclosed is a double-walled shaped plastic article comprising a first sheet of a synthetic resin having a geometrically regular depression therein, the depressed portions of which are connected to surrounding planar portions of said sheet by a side wall, a circumferential groove in said side wall, and a second sheet of synthetic resin having edge portions pressure fitted into said circumferential groove.

Double-walled shaped plastic articles

A method for contouring the surface of a thermoplastic synthetic resin sheet, which comprises contacting said sheet, warmed to the softening temperature of the synthetic resin, with a rigid structure having perforations therein and having a sheet of rubber or of a rubber-like synthetic resin foam in contact therewith on that side thereof which is opposite to said thermoplastic synthetic resin sheet, under pressure such that said synthetic resin sheet, in a thermoplastic condition, and said sheet of rubber or of synthetic resin foam penetrate into said perforations and come into substantially full surface contact with each other in said perforations.

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Gross-Umstadt-Heubach, Germany

Theodor P Moench