Recycled crosslinked vinyl-alcohol polymer coated films and methods to manufacture the same
AssigneeToray Plastics (America), Inc.
InventorsJoshua R. Cloutier, Shichen Dou, Claudio Paulino, Chang Yeol Jung
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Abstract
Embodiments herein relate to a polyolefin-containing film comprising a solidified form of a melt, the melt comprising at least 1 weight percent shredded recycled crosslinked vinyl-alcohol polymer coated polyolefin material and an amount of a compatibilizing agent and/or an un-crosslinking agent configured to un-crosslink the crosslinked vinyl-alcohol in the melt, the polyolefin-containing film having an average dimple count of less than about 50 dimples/4 in2, and method of manufacturing the same.
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A polyolefin-containing film comprising a solidified form of a melt, the melt comprising at least 1 weight percent shredded recycled crosslinked vinyl-alcohol polymer coated polyolefin material and an amount of an un-crosslinking agent configured to un-crosslink the crosslinked vinyl-alcohol in the melt, the polyolefin-containing film having an average dimple count of less than about 50 dimples/4 in2.
A polyolefin-containing film comprising a solidified form of a melt, the melt comprising at least 1 weight percent shredded recycled crosslinked vinyl-alcohol polymer coated polyolefin material and an amount of an un-crosslinking agent configured to un-crosslink the crosslinked vinyl-alcohol in the melt, wherein the polyolefin-containing film does not contain a compatibilizing agent, the polyolefin-containing film having an average dimple count of less than about 50 dimples/4 tn2.
A polyolefin-containing film comprising a solidified form of a melt, the melt comprising at least 1 weight percent shredded recycled crosslinked vinyl-alcohol polymer coated polyolefin material and an amount of an un-crosslinking agent configured to un-crosslink the crosslinked vinyl-alcohol in the melt, the polyolefin-containing film having an average dimple count of less than about 50 dimples/4 in2.
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