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Latently curable binder compositions which contain cure enhancing agents

CA 1330604 C · Owner: Borden Chemical, Inc. · Inventors: Stratton, Richard D.; Perry, David A.

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The present invention provides a binder composition which is stable at room temperature for extended periods of time ranging up to 3 weeks. The composition is stable although a curing agent is present. The composition will provide an accelerated gelation rate upon exposure to heat. This binder composition is a one component system which does not require a premix step prior to use. A novel process for producing the binder composition is provided wherein conditions favor rapid agitation and uniform dispersion of the added curing agent. The binder composition obtained by the process of this invention is used in other embodiments to produce products from high moisture starting materials.

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  • Granted July 5, 1994. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 5, 2011.
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FiledMay 18, 1988
GrantedJuly 5, 1994
Term endedJuly 5, 2011
Patent numberCA 1330604 C
Classification (IPC)C08G8/28 +2 more

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19891992199519982001200420072010Application filedMay 18, 1988Patent grantedJuly 5, 1994Term endedJuly 5, 2011

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