Thread sealants with engineered fibers
CA 2604620 C · Owner: Wrobleski, John · Inventors: Scholer, Fred Richard; Wrobleski, John
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A sealant is provided that possesses many or all of the characteristics of conventional , thread sealants, and allows application with improved smoothness and uniformity of , application. Sealants in accordance with the invention utilize engineered fibers such as , melamines like Basofil.TM. and polyaramids such as Kevlar.TM. in its composition. , Engineered fibers offer consistency and uniformity that other previously used sealants , lack. Engineered fibers can improve the gap filling characteristics of the sealant, as well , as the resistance of the sealant to chemicals and high pressures. Engineered fibers tend to , have very high strength and low density.
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- Filed April 11, 2006 and granted August 28, 2012. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended April 11, 2026.
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