Abstract: A process for producing a thermoformable polymer/fiber composite using a fibrous substrate, an organic di- or polyisocyanate compound and a dispersion polymer.

Abstract: A process for producing a thermoformable polymer/fiber composite.

Abstract: A process for producing a thermoformable polymer/fiber composite using a fibrous substrate, an organic di- or polyisocyanate compound and a dispersion polymer.

Abstract: A process for producing a thermoformable polymer/fiber composite.

Abstract: Described herein is a process for the production of a functionalized, three-dimensional molding in a mold made of a composite including at least one fiber material, at least one compound V1 and at least one compound V2, where the compounds V1 and V2 crosslink with one another via reaction in the mold and thus harden to give a thermoset. Also described herein are the functionalized, three-dimensional molding per se, and use thereof by way of example in motor-vehicle construction and/or in the furniture industry.

Abstract: The invention relates to a process for producing fiber composite moldings comprising (i) a thermally crosslinkable fiber composite layer as backing layer, and (ii) a thermoplastic fiber composite layer as overlayer, by mutually superposing the fiber composite layer (i) comprising a thermally crosslinkable binder in the unhardened state and the thermoplastic overlayer (ii), and, in a molding press, converting them to the desired form and thermally crosslinking the same, which comprises a higher temperature of the first contact area of the molding press, where this has contact with the backing layer, than of the second contact area of the molding press, where this is in contact with the overlayer.

Abstract: A shaped article is produced from a sheetlike fibrous nonwoven web and an aqueous polymeric dispersion.

Abstract: A formaldehyde-free molding of particulate and/or fibrous substrates is provided.

Abstract: Process for the production of a molding from particulate and/or fibrous substrates based on renewable raw materials and a formaldehyde-free, aqueous binder.

Abstract: The invention relates to a process for producing fiber composite moldings comprising (i) a thermally crosslinkable fiber composite layer as backing layer, and (ii) a thermoplastic fiber composite layer as overlayer, by mutually superposing the fiber composite layer (i) comprising a thermally crosslinkable binder in the unhardened state and the thermoplastic overlayer (ii), and, in a molding press, converting them to the desired form and thermally crosslinking the same, which comprises a higher temperature of the first contact area of the molding press, where this has contact with the backing layer, than of the second contact area of the molding press, where this is in contact with the overlayer.

Abstract: Process for the production of a molding from particulate and/or fibrous substrates based on renewable raw materials and a formaldehyde-free, aqueous binder.

Abstract: Process for producing semifinished products from sheet-like fiber structures and from binders, by first (i) treating a sheet-like fiber structure with a binder and, if appropriate, drying it to a moisture content of from 4 to 30% by weight, (ii) coating the surface of the resultant treated fiber structure on one or both sides with a curable binder, and (iii) drying the coated fiber structure to a residual moisture content of from 4 to 30% by weight, to give a semifinished product, and the resultant semifinished product, process for producing moldings via heating of the semifinished product to a temperature above the temperature at which the binders crosslink, and use of the moldings as internal parts for motor vehicles, as packing material, as single-use tableware, as office accessories, as trays, as decorative parts in the furniture industry, or else as inserts for closets, or drawers, or rear walls of furniture.