Composite panels with adhesive and separate fragment layers
AssigneeContinuus Materials Intellectual Property, LLC
InventorsJack G. Winterowd, Matt Spencer, Marko Suput, Kasey Fisher, Allan Bradshaw
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Abstract
A panel including a first layer including fragments from a first blend of paper fragments of a first size and plastic fragments of a second size, a second layer including fragments from a second blend of paper fragments of a third size and plastic fragments of a fourth size, the third size being different from the first size, and the fourth size being different from the second size, and a third layer comprising fragments from the first blend. The second layer is disposed between the first layer and the third layer.
Claims11
A panel comprising:
- a first layer comprising fragments from a first blend of paper fragments of a first size and plastic fragments of a second size;
- a second layer comprising fragments from a second blend of paper fragments of a third size and plastic fragments of a fourth size, the third size being different from the first size, and the fourth size being different from the second size;
- and
- a third layer comprising fragments from the first blend,
- wherein the second layer is disposed between the first layer and the third layer.
A panel comprising:
- a first layer comprising:
- fragments from a first blend of paper fragments of a first size and plastic fragments of a second size;
- and
- a thermoplastic binder comprising at least one of flexible polyvinyl chloride or thermoplastic polyolefin;
- a second layer comprising fragments from a second blend of paper fragments of a third size and plastic fragments of a fourth size, the third size being different from the first size, and the fourth size being different from the second size;
- and
- a third layer comprising fragments from the first blend and a thermoplastic binder comprising at least one of flexible polyvinyl chloride or thermoplastic polyolefin,
- wherein the second layer is disposed between the first layer and the third layer.
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