Patents Assigned to Phoenix Foam Inc.
  • Patent number: 4708977
    Abstract: This invention relates to a plastics material with a resin binder having a combination of fusible fillers and high temperature fillers. The fusible fillers begin melting at relatively low temperatures and retain a spreaded liquidous form over a large temperature range. The high temperature fillers resist melting at high temperatures and form an insulative layer over the resin binder of the plastics cellular material.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 6, 1987
    Date of Patent: November 24, 1987
    Assignee: Phoenix Foam Inc.
    Inventors: Alexander Miutel, Jerry P. Shira
  • Patent number: 4482649
    Abstract: This invention relates to a plastics cellular material and to a process for production of a plastics cellular material. The plastics cellular material has a resin binder and is characterized by the inclusion of products of the reaction of polyester resins and epoxy-based vinyl esters in the presence of surfactants. The process includes taking a first mixture of an unsaturated fast curing polyester resin, epoxy-based vinyl esters, copolymerizeable monomers, a finely dispersed gas releasing salt, hardening accelerators, finely dispersed surfactants, and fillers. The process also includes taking a second mixture is mixed that includes an acidic solution, for reaction with the gas releasing salt as a blowing agent, and organic catalysts. The two mixtures are combined to form a third mixture that will foam in a controllable manner and cure to produce a foam material.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 21, 1984
    Date of Patent: November 13, 1984
    Assignee: Phoenix Foam Inc.
    Inventors: Alexander Miutel, Jerry P. Shira