Abstract: A gypsum-based building material containing from 1 to 25% by weight of zeolites.

Abstract: Binders to produce or promote cohesion in non-assembled or loosely assembled matter.

Abstract: A bundle (8) of rolls made from a strip of insulation of a fibrous material, comprising several rolls, arranged side by side with the axes thereof parallel in several superimposed layers with a wrapping film wrapping each layer in a compressed state in a first direction perpendicular to the axes of the rolls and a sleeve enclosing the superimposed layers in a state with the layers compressed one against the other in a second direction (F3) perpendicular to the axes of the rolls and perpendicular to the first direction and covering the first and second ends of the rolls of the bundle.

Abstract: A frangible fiberglass insulation batt includes a pair of fiberglass strips arranged to lie in side-by-side relation to one another and a frangible polymerized binder bridge spanning a gap between the fiberglass strips and retaining the fiberglass strips in side-by-side relation. To produce such a batt, a stream of uncured fiberglass insulation is cut along its length to form two side-by-side fiberglass strips and then passed through a curing oven to cause heat generated in the oven to polymerize (cure) binder associated with the strips in the gap to form the frangible polymerized binder bridge.

Abstract: The invention concerns a projectile-resistant partition construction realized as a stand comprising on both sides a single- or multilayer plating (11, 12) with cover plates (13 to 16) and a plurality of stands (17 to 19; 51 to 53) arranged between the plating (11, 12) provided on both sides, where the plating (11, 12) is held directly or indirectly on the stands (17 to 19; 51 to 53), where furthermore bombardment plates (21 to 24) form an extensive projectile barrier (25) in the interior region of the partition construction, and where the bombardment plates (21 to 24) consist at least partly of plaster fiber materials.

Abstract: A sheet formed into a face panel and a mounting panel oriented perpendicularly thereto, with the mounting panel configured for mounting to a shelf. The face panel has a slot for receiving a product in suspension and a hole for receiving a fastener also inserted through the product to hold the product securely in place.

Abstract: An access door has a rectangular outer frame adapted to be set in a wall and having two longitudinal sides and two transverse sides defining four corners and a rectangular inner frame congruent to the outer frame, having longitudinal and transverse sides and four corners, and dimensioned to fit within the outer frame. Hinges at corners at ends of one of the longitudinal sides hold the inner frame in the outer frame and allow pivoting of the inner frame in the outer frame generally about the one longitudinal side. Two transversely effective spring latches are provided at the other longitudinal side near ends thereof between the inner and outer frames, and two longitudinally effective spring latches are provided at the transverse sides near the other longitudinal side between the inner and outer frames.

Abstract: An insulated concrete form block includes front and rear wall portions, left and right end walls extending between the front and rear wall portions, spacer ribs positioned to extend between the front and rear wall portions in a spaced-apart relation to define apertures therebetween.

Abstract: A pipe blanket is provided for wrapping around and insulating a pipe. The pipe blanket comprises an insulation mat having an outer surface and an inner surface adapted to lie adjacent the pipe when the pipe blanket is wrapped around the pipe. An outer cover of the pipe blanket is coupled to the outer surface of the insulation mat. The insulation mat is configured to enclose a variety of pipes having different sized diameters. The pipe blanket further includes a closure means configured for securing the insulation mat and outer cover about the pipe. The insulation mat further includes a plurality of pleats.

Abstract: The packaging system comprises a reusable plate (1) with a base (10) and an edge (11), designed to receive a food portion, a disposable, heat-formed tray (2) receiving the plate (1) and a sealing film. The tray (2) conforms to the contour of the plate (1), with a flat base (20), a peripheral side (21) terminating at the top part with a flat edge (22) provided with a lug (23) for receiving the film (3). The point where the peripheral side (21) and the base (20) meet has two parallel indentations (26) for overlapping with two parallel guides (30), the base (20) being supported on a conveyor (31) in order to be conveyed between the different dispensing and sealing stations in a precise orientation.

Abstract: A frangible fiberglass insulation batt includes a frangible plane defined by a series of cuts in the batt.

Abstract: A frangible fiberglass insulation batt includes a pair of fiberglass strips arranged to lie in side-by-side relation to one another and a frangible polymerized binder bridge spanning a gap between the fiberglass strips and retaining the fiberglass strips in side-by-side relation. To produce such a batt, a stream of uncured fiberglass insulation is cut along its length to form two side-by-side fiberglass strips and then passed through a curing oven to cause heat generated in the oven to polymerize (cure) binder associated with the strips in the gap to form the frangible polymerized binder bridge.

Abstract: A frangible fiberglass insulation batt includes a pair of fiberglass strips arranged to lie in side-by-side relation to one another and a frangible adhesive bridge spanning a gap between the fiberglass strips and retaining the fiberglass strips in side-by-side relation. To produce such a batt, a fiberglass insulation blanket is cut along its length to form two side-by-side fiberglass strips and then an adhesive material is applied to form a frangible adhesive bridge between the strips.

Abstract: A frangible fiberglass insulation batt includes a pair of fiberglass strips arranged to lie in side-by-side relation to one another and a frangible polymerized binder bridge spanning a gap between the fiberglass strips and retaining the fiberglass strips in side-by-side relation. To produce such a batt, a stream of uncured fiberglass insulation is cut along its length to form two side-by-side fiberglass strips and then passed through a curing oven to cause heat generated in the oven to polymerize (cure) binder associated with the strips in the gap to form the frangible polymerized binder bridge.

Abstract: A sheet having a first face panel and a second backing panel that form a generally flat pocket for receiving a card with information related to an object, and having a third panel for mounting to a shelf. First and second apertures are defined through the first and second panels in alignment, and a fastener extends through the first and second apertures. The fastener extends through an aperture in the object to secure and suspend the object from the display, and the fastener extends through an aperture in the card to secure the card in the pocket.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods of preparing improved fiber glass compositions using an improved resin binder. The resin binder comprises an aqueous solution of a resole resin, a catalyst comprising an ammonia salt of an aryl sulfonic acid, and optional binder modifiers. It has been found that the use of ammonium aryl sulfonate salts in resin binder compositions, as in the present invention, provides an enhanced cure rate and also enables manufacture of a fiber glass composition exhibiting enhanced uncured storage properties, increased thermal stability, and reduced corrosiveness to metals.

Abstract: A resin binder composition useful in the manufacture of fiber glass articles is described. The resin binder is formulated to exhibit increased stress tolerance (flexibility) and to enable the manufacture of fiber glass products with less dusting with minimal compromise of physical strength characteristics.

Abstract: The prevent invention relates to improved fiber glass compositions and to methods of preparing such compositions using an improved resin binder. The resin binder comprises an aqueous solution of a resole resin, a catalyst comprising an ammonia salt of an aryl sulfonic acid, and optional binder modifiers. It has been found that the use of ammonium aryl sulfonate salts in resin binder compositions, as in the present invention, provides an enhanced cure rate and also enables manufacture of a fiber glass composition exhibiting enhanced uncured storage properties, increased thermal stability, and reduced corrosiveness to metals.

Abstract: A wedge box of alveolar material having a container and a lid. The container or the lid includes a window which is transparent and which is integrated and molded in the alveolar material to permit viewing the contents of the box. The box is molded by means of a mold having two cavities which include several raised surfaces. The raised surfaces are separated by a space which permit gripping of a transparent member which is to be integrated into the box as a window. Alveolar material is introduced into the molding cavity and is then expanded.

Abstract: A rigid fiber glass duct board for air ducts in which the air contacting surface is a mat facing formed from a saturated polyester/glass mat which presents a smooth surface to flowing air and hence avoids surface degradation at very high air velocities. A method of forming such a board is also disclosed.