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AssigneeWilshire Technologies, Inc.
InventorsLee John Jared, Derek Warneke, Ferdinand Frederick Pisacane
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In a process to clean a polyurethane glove, which has been cured on a glove form, so as to remove non-volatile residues and low-volatility residues from the glove before the glove is removed from the form, the form bearing the glove is immersed in a quiescent or agitated bath consisting essentially of a solvent selected from isopropyl alcohol, hexane, and blends of isopropyl and hexane, preferably isopropyl alcohol, at an elevated temperature of approximately 60° C., for a predetermined time not less than approximately five minutes, preferably for a predetermined time of approximately ten to twenty minutes, whereupon the form bearing the glove is withdrawn from the bath and the glove is allowed to be air-dried on the form.
A process to clean a polyurethane article, which has been cured on a form, so as to remove non-volatile residues and low-volatility residues from the article before the article is removed from the form, which process comprises immersing the form bearing the article in a bath consisting essentially of a solvent selected from isopropyl alcohol, hexane, and blends of isopropyl and hexane, at an elevated temperature of approximately 60° C., for a predetermined time not less than approximately five minutes, withdrawing the form bearing the article from the bath, and drying the article on the form.
A process to clean a polyurethane glove, which has been cured on a glove form, so as to remove non-volatile residues and low-volatility residues from the glove before the glove is removed from the form, which process comprises immersing the form bearing the glove in a bath consisting essentially of a solvent selected from isopropyl alcohol, hexane, and blends of isopropyl and hexane, at an elevated temperature of approximately 60° C., for a predetermined time not less than approximately five minutes, withdrawing the form bearing the glove from the bath, and drying the glove on the form.
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