Fibrous mat facer with improved strike-through resistance
AssigneeManville Sales Corporation
InventorsFrederick A. Gill, Mario P. Tocci
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AssigneeManville Sales Corporation
InventorsFrederick A. Gill, Mario P. Tocci
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An economical and versatile fibrous glass mat displaying improved resistance to wetting or strike-through by various curable materials when said materials are placed on one surface of said mat while in liquid state is disclosed. This mat, which is especially suited as a carrier, substrate or facer for such curable substances, comprises a blend of fibers. This blend of fibers includes a majority of base fibers having a mean diameter in the range of ten (10) microns with a minor amount of microfibers. The binder formulation, which when cured holds the blend of fibers together to form a self-supporting mat, includes conventional binder resins with a minor amount of wet proofing resinous materials. Preferably, the resulting mat has a porosity of no greater than two-hundred and twenty-five (225) cubic feet per minute per square foot of mat in accordance with the Frazier Air Permeability Test. Also, claimed is a laminate comprising this novel mat and a vinyl plastisol coating or a coating of a foam insulation material such as a polyurethane or polyisocyanurate foam.
A porous, non-woven fabric mat for use as a facer, substrate, or carrier for receiving a curable substance while in the fluid state, said mat comprising a blend of dispersed, substantially randomly oriented fibers and a binder for holding said blend of fibers together;
A porous non-woven fabric mat for use as a facer, substrate or carrier for receiving a curable substance while in the fluid state, said mat comprising of a blend dispersed substantially randomly oriented fibers and a binder for holding said blend of fibers together;
A laminate comprising a coating of a curable substance adhered to at least one surface of a mat, said mat comprising a blend of dispersed, substantially randomly oriented fibers and a binder for holding said blend of fibers together;
A laminate comprising a coating of a curable substance adhered to at least one surface of a mat, said mat comprising a blend of dispersed substantially randomly oriented fibers and a binder for holding said blend of fibers together;
A laminate comprising a coating of a curable substance adhered to at least one surface of a mat, said mat comprising:
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