Preparation method for microporous film
AssigneeForeBond Advanced Material Co., Ltd.
InventorsTzu-Hung PENG, Kuo-Chen LEE
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Abstract
The present invention provides a preparation method for microporous film, wherein the method uses dry stretch film technology. In addition, no grease is added to a polymer material for subsequent removal to create pores, nor is there any pore-forming microparticles added that promote the formation of micropores. The methodology steps include: a) a nonporous precursor extrusion process; b) an annealing and aging process; c) a longitudinal stretching with or without transverse relaxation process3; d) a transverse stretching without longitudinal relaxation process; e) a transverse relaxation process; and f) a winding process.
Claims12
A preparation method for microporous film, wherein the method uses a dry film stretching technology, with no grease being added to a polymer material for subsequent removal to create pores therein or any pore-forming microparticles that promote the formation of micropores;
- comprising steps of:
- a) a nonporous precursor extrusion process, involving heating and extruding a semi-crystalline thermoplastic polymer to form a nonporous precursor;
- b) an annealing and aging process, involving causing the nonporous precursor to produce a recrystallization phenomenon at a temperature relatively lower than the extrusion temperature, to complete annealing, then taking the film off a roll extrusion production line to be kept aside to complete aging;
- c) a longitudinal stretching with or without transverse relaxation process, involving stretching the nonporous precursor longitudinally with or without carrying out transverse relaxation from room temperature to a temperature below the melting point of the polymer, to form a longitudinal stretched film;
- d) a transverse stretching without longitudinal relaxation process, involving, starting at a temperature above the glass transition point of the polymer to a temperature below the melting point temperature thereof, carrying out transverse stretching at least once on the longitudinal stretched film without concurrently carrying out longitudinal relaxation, relaxation magnification in the longitudinal direction is 0%, to form a longitudinal/transverse stretched film;
- e) a transverse relaxation process, involving, starting at a temperature above the glass transition point of the polymer to a temperature below the melting point temperature thereof, carrying out transverse relaxation at least once on the longitudinal and/or transverse stretched film, to form the microporous film;
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- f) a winding process, involving rolling up the microporous film into rolls and storing thereof.
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