Abstract: A conductor terminal having a terminal housing with a locking device for snapping the terminal housing onto a DIN rail, wherein the locking device has a first locking foot that can be elastically displaced relative to the terminal housing, which has a recess for holding an actuating element with which the first locking foot can be elastically displaced. A set formed of such a conductor terminal and an actuating element is also provided.

Abstract: Multifunctional optically highly transparent films based on cellulose esters are disclosed, having the following components within a film a) cellulose esters preferably based on cellulose triacetate which can be processed into a highly transparent film with Haze value of < than 0.4% by virtue of a high degree of purity and optical quality and which is defined by the following properties b) at least one organic or inorganic material which acts as a plasticizer and as a spacer between the molecule chains of the cellulose esters and additionally introduced additives in a synergistically effective manner c) at least three organic or inorganic materials with a transmission influencing absorptive function in the wave length range of 300 nm to 2500 nm, the films having protective strain reducing function for the retina of the human eye.

Abstract: A coated, highly transparent film based on cellulose triacetate, is proposed that includes a) a support film acting as support layer and a cellulose triacetate or a mixture of cellulose esters and cellulose triacetate as main component, the cellulose triacetate or mixture being defined by a haze value of <0.5%, measured on the cellulose triacetate or mixture drawn out to a film after having been dissolved in dichloromethane or acetone, and b) a multi-functional coating applied in a coating solution to one or both sides of the support film. A dissolver medium can also be used as an enclosure medium. The highly transparent films of the invention can be used as window film, sunglasses film, laminating film, furniture foil, enclosing film, slide film for microscopy, cover slip replacement film and/or protective film, adhesive to glass, wood, metal, ceramic, cellulose derivative films or plastics following incipient dissolution or heat treatment.

Abstract: Multifunctional optically highly transparent films based on cellulose esters are disclosed, having the following components within a film a) cellulose esters preferably based on cellulose triacetate which can be processed into a highly transparent film with Haze value of < than 0.4% by virtue of a high degree of purity and optical quality and which is defined by the following properties b) at least one organic or inorganic material which acts as a plasticizer and as a spacer between the molecule chains of the cellulose esters and additionally introduced additives in a synergistically effective manner c) at least three organic or inorganic materials with a transmission influencing absorptive function in the wave length range of 300 nm to 2500 nm, the films having protective strain reducing function for the retina of the human eye.

Abstract: A coated, highly transparent film based on cellulose triacetate, is proposed that includes a) a support film acting as support layer and a cellulose triacetate or a mixture of cellulose esters and cellulose triacetate as main component, the cellulose triacetate or mixture being defined by a haze value of <0.5%, measured on the cellulose triacetate or mixture drawn out to a film after having been dissolved in dichloromethane or acetone, and b) a multi-functional coating applied in a coating solution to one or both sides of the support film. A dissolver medium can also be used as an enclosure medium. The highly transparent films of the invention can be used as window film, sunglasses film, laminating film, furniture foil, enclosing film, slide film for microscopy, cover slip replacement film and/or protective film, adhesive to glass, wood, metal, ceramic, cellulose derivative films or plastics following incipient dissolution or heat treatment.

Abstract: A substantially fat impervious coating (KIT number from about 6 and about 16) coating made from an aqueous solution of a hydroxypropyl high amylose pea starch.

Abstract: A substantially fat impervious coating (KIT number from about 6 and about 16) coating made from an aqueous solution of a hydroxypropyl high amylose pea starch.