Formable fiber composite
CA 1283344 C · Owner: Johnston, Jon · Inventors: Smith, Gerald J.; Ellis, Paul; Campbell, Brian
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A composite structural material and a method of making it, which material is thermoformable and capable of being rigidified by application of a resin, and which is useful in certain electronics applications because of a metallic layer incorporated within the structure. A layer of a selected metal is needle punched onto a fibrous batt of selected synthetic thermoplastic fibers, which is then thermoformed to a desired shape and rigidified by contacting with and being embedded in, a, suitable resin. Specific applications of the use of this composite include a parabolic dish-shaped antenna an, electromagnetic interference shield for electronic equipment and, a radioactive emission shield.
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- Granted April 23, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 23, 2008.
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