Toray Silicone Company Limited

Yoshitaka Kubota

Katsutoshi Mine

Hideo Shinmi

Tsuneo Maruyama

This invention describes a water-impermeable elastomer-coated cloth composite in which the end sections of mutually adjacent elastomer-coated cloths are overlapped and sewn together in such a way that the thread passes up and down through this overlapped section. After a seam is sewn together, it is covered by an adhesive tape applied so that it extends over the sewn section of the seam and onto the portion of each section of the cloth beyond the sewn section to form a strong, watertight, airtight composite.

Elastomer-coated cloth composite

A noncurable sealing material from a hydroxyl end-blocked polydiorganosiloxane, a filler and a silane or siloxane with two hydrolyzable groups having silicon-nitrogen bonds or silicon-oxygen-nitrogen bonds. The material when mixed and stored under substantially anhydrous conditions remains fluid but when exposed to the moisture in air increases in viscosity to form a sealing material which is uncured.

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Chiba, Japan

Yoshitaka Kubota