序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
1 Nitrile preforms and containers and process improvements for forming same US850364 1977-11-10 US4174043A 1979-11-13 Morris Salame; Samuel Steingiser
In forming containers by distending preforms of nitrile thermoplastic material at molding temperature, the improvement comprising exposing such preforms to low dosage radiation to reduce residual nitrile monomer in the thermoplastic material and then distending the irradiated preforms to cause HCN generated during irradiation to flash off in forming the container. The containers formed have unusually low concentrations of residual nitrile monomer as well as extractable HCN making them especially suitable for packaging foods, beverages, pharmaceuticals and the like. The irradiated preforms from which such containers are made have similarly low residual nitrile monomer levels.
2 Forming molecularly oriented containers from reheated preforms US844652 1977-10-25 US4131666A 1978-12-26 Purushottam D. Agrawal; John E. Griesing
In forming containers from injection molded preforms of thermoplastic material such as nitrile-based polymers by a process which includes heating the preforms to orientation temperature followed by distension to container form in a mold, the improvement providing reduced thickness variability in lower portions of the containers which involves controlling preform shrinkage during such heating to between about 4 to 15% of the initial length for nitrile materials by maintaining the ratio of average thickness to inside preform surface area within defined limits and then axially and radially stretching such preforms during distension to predetermined levels. Nitrile preforms convertible to such improved quality containers have values of between about 0.005 to 0.011 inch.sup.-1 for the aforementioned ratio.
3 Forming molecularly oriented containers from reheated preforms US930970 1978-08-04 US4199629A 1980-04-22 Purushottam D. Agrawal; John E. Griesing
In forming containers from injection molded preforms of thermoplastic material such as nitrile-based polymers by a process which includes heating the preforms to orientation temperature followed by distension to container form in a mold, the improvement providing reduced thickness variability in lower portions of the containers which involves controlling preform shrinkage during such heating to between about 4 to 15% of the initial length for nitrile materials by maintaining the ratio of average thickness to inside preform surface area within defined limits and then axially and radially stretching such preforms during distension to predetermined levels. Nitrile preforms convertible to such improved quality containers have values of between about 0.005 to 0.011 inch.sup.-1 for the aforementioned ratio.
4 Method of processing high nitrile preforms US24740972 1972-04-25 US3830893A 1974-08-20 STEINGISER S
TUBULAR PREFORMS FORMED OF A SYNTHETIC RESIN, THE MAJOR CONSTITUENT OF WHICH IS POLYMERIZED NITRILE MONOMER SELECTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF ACRYLONITRILE, METHACRYLONITRILE AND MIXTURES THEREOF, ARE RAPIDLY HEATED TO A TEMPERATURE AT WHICH MOLECULAR ORIENTATION OCCURS ON STRETCHING BY EXPOSING THE BOODY PORTIONS OF SUCH PERFORMS TO MICROWAVE ENERGY FOR A PRIOD OF FROM 1/2 TO 30 SECONDS TO HEAT SUCH BODY PORTIONS TO A TEMPERATURE OF BETWEEN 250 TO 320* F. WITHOUT DEFORMING A PRIOR MOLDED FINISHED NECK SECTION THEREOF AND WITHOUT SUBSTANTIALLY DEGRADING THE RESIN.
5 Nitrile containers and process improvements for forming same EP78300609.1 1978-11-08 EP0002121B1 1982-06-23 Salame, Morris; Steingiser, Samuel
6 JPS6247689B2 - JP18563185 1985-08-23 JPS6247689B2 1987-10-09 MOORISU SAREMU; SAMUERU SHUTAINGIZAA
7 JPS612092B2 - JP13740278 1978-11-09 JPS612092B2 1986-01-22 MOORISU SAREMU; SAMUERU SHUTAINGIZAA
8 Forming container from preform JP13740278 1978-11-09 JPS54148059A 1979-11-19 MOORISU SAREMU; SAMUERU SHIYUTAINGIZAA
9 Method of molding container from prefoam JP13013278 1978-10-24 JPS5470361A 1979-06-06 JIYON EDOWAADO GURIIJINGU; PURUSHIYOTSUTAMU DASU AGURAWAR
10 Preform JP18563185 1985-08-23 JPS61106651A 1986-05-24 MOORISU SAREMU; SAMUERU SHIYUTAINGIZAA
11 JPS4954461A - JP4577973 1973-04-24 JPS4954461A 1974-05-27
12 Container preforms of nitrile thermoplastic material EP80200467.1 1978-11-08 EP0018058B1 1982-05-12 Salame, Morris; Steingiser, Samuel
13 Nitrile containers and process improvements for forming same EP78300609.1 1978-11-08 EP0002121A1 1979-05-30 Salame, Morris; Steingiser, Samuel

In forming containers by distending preforms of nitrile thermoplastic material at molding temperature, the improvement comprising exposing such preforms to low dosage radiation to reduce residual nitrile monomer in the thermoplastic material and then distending the irradiated preforms to cause HCN generated during irradiation to flash off in forming the container. The containers formed have unusually low concentrations of residual nitrile monomer as well as extractable HCN making them especially suitable for packaging foods, beverages, pharmaceuticals and the like. The irradiated preforms from which such containers are made have similarly low residual nitrile monomer levels.

14 Container preforms of nitrile thermoplastic material EP80200467 1978-11-08 EP0018058A3 1981-01-07 Salame, Morris; Steingiser, Samuel

Preforms, for conversion into containers for environmentally sensitive materials, made of thermoplastic material comprising at least 20 weight percent of a polymerized nitrile group-containing monomer and an effective amount of an HCN scavenger are characterized by containing no more than about 1.5 ppm of unpolymerized nitrile group-containing monomer based on the total weight of the thermoplastic material. The performs can be obtained by subjecting a conventional preform to low dosage electron beam irradiation.

15 Container preforms of nitrile thermoplastic material EP80200467.1 1978-11-08 EP0018058A2 1980-10-29 Salame, Morris; Steingiser, Samuel

Preforms, for conversion into containers for environmentally sensitive materials, made of thermoplastic material comprising at least 20 weight percent of a polymerized nitrile group-containing monomer and an effective amount of an HCN scavenger are characterized by containing no more than about 1.5 ppm of unpolymerized nitrile group-containing monomer based on the total weight of the thermoplastic material. The performs can be obtained by subjecting a conventional preform to low dosage electron beam irradiation.

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