Continuous process for the dyeing of polymers
CA 1296497 C · Owner: Du Pont Canada Inc. · Inventors: Boocock, John Roger Brooke
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A continuous process for the dyeing of melt-extrudable polymers that are capable of being dyed, is disclosed. The process comprises extruding molten polymer through an orifice, contacting the extruded polymer while still in a molten state with an aqueous solution of a dye for said polymer and, withdrawing the resultant dyed polymer from the aqueous solution. The process may be used for the dyeing of e.g. modified polyolefins, polyamides ionomers and the like. In preferred embodiments the process may be used in the extrusion coating of wire or other continuous filamentary material to provide colour-coded products.
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- Granted March 3, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 3, 2009.
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