Golf ball with excellent interlayer adhesion between adjacent differing layers
AssigneeAcushnet Company
InventorsMark L. Binette, Brian Comeau, Michael Michalewich, Shawn Ricci
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AssigneeAcushnet Company
InventorsMark L. Binette, Brian Comeau, Michael Michalewich, Shawn Ricci
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Golf ball and method for making it, comprising a first layer that comprises a first polymeric composition and is surrounded by and adjacent to a second layer comprising a second polymeric composition different than the first polymeric composition; with one of these layers further comprising at least one silane-containing adhesion promoter such as organosilanes and/or organosiloxanes throughout in an amount of from about 0.1 wt. % to about 5.0 wt. % of the entire layer. Neither layer is surface treated with at least one silane-containing adhesion promoter. The second layer may be the layer comprising the silane-containing adhesion promoter throughout, surrounded by a third layer that comprises a third polymeric composition that differs from the second polymeric composition and does not incorporate any silane-containing adhesion promoter. Strong interlayer bonding is therefore created both between the second layer and the first layer and between the second layer and the third layer.
A golf ball comprising a first layer that consists of a thermoset rubber composition and is surrounded by and adjacent to a second layer consisting of an ionomer composition;
A golf ball comprising a first layer that consists of a thermoset rubber composition and is surrounded by and adjacent to a second layer consisting of an ionomer composition;
A golf ball comprising a first layer that consists of a thermoset rubber composition and is surrounded by and adjacent to a second layer consisting of a different thermoset rubber composition;
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