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US 5,210,127 AGranted
Free-flowing, thermoplastically processible and post-crosslinkable polyurethane powders
AssigneesBayer Aktiengesellschaft, Miles Inc.
InventorsJoachim Werner, Walter Meckel, Ulrich Liman, Dirk Wegener, Werner Rasshofer, James W. Rosthauser
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Abstract
Novel powders useful in the slush molding process are produced by reacting an emulsion of either an isocyanate or an isocyanate reactive material with either an isocyanate reactive material or an isocyanate, depending upon the nature of the component used to make the emulsion in the presence of an at least partially blocked isocyanate and an organic carrier. The final reaction product is subsequently removed from the carrier.
Claims3
A process for production of free-flowing polyurethane powders comprising:
- a) producing a non-aqueous emulsion of fine droplets of a first component, stabilized by a surface-active compound, wherein said first component is selected from the group consisting of IA) a component having free NCO groups and IB) a component IB having groups reactive towards NCO groups,
- b) reacting said emulsion with a second component reactive with said first component, said second component selected from the group consisting of IIA) a component having an average of two hydrogen atoms reactive towards NCO groups per molecule and IIB) a component having an average of two NCO groups per molecule, with the proviso that if the emulsion of step a) is based upon component IA), then said second component is IIA) and if the emulsion of step a) is based upon component IB), then said second component is IIB), wherein step b) is conducted in the presence of a separately produced component III that contains at least partially blocked isocyanate groups, and in the presence of an inert organic liquid carrier phase in which the components IA or IB and the respective reaction product are insoluble, and
- c) separating the reaction product from said inert organic carrier.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.