Process for shaping a reinforcing or structural material for extruding/molding operations
AssigneeNeauvotec, LLC
InventorMiguel A. Linares
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AssigneeNeauvotec, LLC
InventorMiguel A. Linares
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An assembly and related process for producing a structural article from a naturally occurring organic material and which includes the steps of conveying a plurality of lengths of the naturally occurring material through a coating operation in order to apply a non-activated adhesive, following which the coated materials are transferred to a succeeding forming operation for shaping and solidifying into a reformed cross sectional shape suitable for a structural application. Additional steps include the naturally occurring organic material further including any of, burlap, bamboo, bamboo strips, cane stalks, corn stalks, palm leaves, and reeds. A catalyst ingredient is provided for coating the materials, the catalyst optionally being incorporated into the adhesive.
A process for producing a structural article from a naturally occurring organic material, comprising the steps of:
An assembly for producing a structural article from a naturally occurring organic material, comprising:
A die assembly for forming a bundle of a loose organic material into a structural article, comprising:
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