Polyurethane adhesive composition and use thereof
AssigneeNorton Company
InventorJohn F. Malloy
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InventorJohn F. Malloy
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An adhesive composition which, in the preferred aspects of the invention, is a partially cured reaction product of the composition in the form of a dried, preformed film that is heat-activatable, is provided comprising in admixture a poly-functional active hydrogen containing component consisting of, in combination, a hydroxyl terminated polyurethane polyester having a hydroxyl number no greater than about 15 and a member containing at least difunctional active hydrogen having an active hydrogen equivalent weight of at least about 27 and less than about 500, a component having available free isocyanate groups, and a fourth component such as a chlorinated aliphatic hydrocarbon, a chlorinated aromatic hydrocarbon, or an alkylated polystyrene. The partially cured, preformed adhesive film of this invention permits joint formation under pressure at relatively low temperatures and over a relatively wide temperature range, thereby making it possible to join together various materials which would otherwise present a problem in joining because of their lack of heat resistance. Joints formed have unusually high resistance to flexural fatigue.
An assembly for laminating various lamina together comprising an adhesive film and laminated thereto a woven reinforcing fabric wherein said adhesive film comprises the reaction product of:
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