Abstract: A heat-shrinkable polyester film made of a polyester-forming resin composition includes a recycled material, and has an exothermic crystallization peak and an endothermic melting peak which are determined via differential scanning calorimetry, and which satisfy relationships of T2?T1?68° C. and T3?T2?78° C., where T1 represents an onset point of the exothermic crystallization peak, T2 represents an end point of the exothermic crystallization peak and an onset point of the endothermic melting peak, and T3 represents an end point of the endothermic melting peak. A method for manufacturing the heat-shrinkable polyester film is also disclosed.

Abstract: A heat-shrinkable polyester film made of a polyester-forming resin composition includes a recycled material, and has an exothermic crystallization peak and an endothermic melting peak which are determined via differential scanning calorimetry, and which satisfy relationships of T2?T1?68° C. and T3?T2?78° C., where T1 represents an onset point of the exothermic crystallization peak, T2 represents an end point of the exothermic crystallization peak and an onset point of the endothermic melting peak, and T3 represents an end point of the endothermic melting peak. A method for manufacturing the heat-shrinkable polyester film is also disclosed.

Abstract: A continuous process for preparing a polyester shrinkable film includes: pumping an amorphous PET-based polyester melt having a melt viscosity ?1 directly from a polymerization reactor into a first cooling zone; cooling the polyester melt to increase the melt viscosity thereof to a melt viscosity ?2 such that a difference between ?2 and ?1 ranges from 1500 poise to 3500 poise; feeding the polyester melt into a second cooling zone; cooling the polyester melt to increase the melt viscosity thereof to a melt viscosity ?3 ranging from 5000 poise to 12000 poise such that a difference between ?3 and ?2 ranges from 1000 poise to 5500 poise; and pumping the polyester melt from the second cooling zone into a zone for film-forming treatment.

Abstract: A continuous process for preparing a polyester shrinkable film includes: pumping an amorphous PET-based polyester melt having a melt viscosity ?1 directly from a polymerization reactor into a first cooling zone; cooling the polyester melt to increase the melt viscosity thereof to a melt viscosity ?2 such that a difference between ?2 and ?1 ranges from 1500 poise to 3500 poise; feeding the polyester melt into a second cooling zone; cooling the polyester melt to increase the melt viscosity thereof to a melt viscosity ?3 ranging from 5000 poise to 12000 poise such that a difference between ?3 and ?2 ranges from 1000 poise to 5500 poise; and pumping the polyester melt from the second cooling zone into a zone for film-forming treatment.

Abstract: A multilayer battery separator is provided. The multilayer battery separator includes a porous polyethylene (PE) film, and a porous thermal resistant film selected from a group consisting of: a weight ratio of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) and cellulose of 90/10-40/60; a weight ratio of polyvinylidene fluoride and polyethylene glycol (PEG) of 99/1-85/15; and polyimide (PI), and combinations thereof. A method for manufacturing the multilayer battery separator is also provided.

Abstract: A multilayer battery separator is provided. The multilayer battery separator includes a porous polyethylene (PE) film, and a porous thermal resistant film selected from a group consisting of: a weight ratio of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) and cellulose of 90/10-40/60; a weight ratio of polyvinylidene fluoride and polyethylene glycol (PEG) of 99/1-85/15; and polyimide (PI), and combinations thereof. A method for manufacturing the multilayer battery separator is also provided.

Abstract: An inflating toy, whereby, after soaking the inflating toy in water for a period of time, the inflating toy thereupon inflates in size manyfold, and primarily comprising an inflating toy and a covering; the inflating toy is fitted within the covering. The covering is filled with an appropriate quantity of water, such that the inflating toy is completely soaked in the water, and thereupon gradually expands in size manyfold with the lapse of time. However, volume expansion of the inflating toy is limited to expansion within the covering, thereby precluding children from mistakenly eating the inflating toy, and enhancing safety thereof.