Abstract: A protective layer for the protection of armoured objects includes a layer comprised solely of a polyurethane elastomer with a Shore A hardness of 3 to 6 and a thickness of 16 to 35 mm. The polyurethane elastomer layer is formed by combining 100 wt percent of a polyols-based component with 50 wt percent of an isocyanates-based component under a pressure of 100-160 mm and ejecting the blend through an enlarged nozzle with respect to the component supply lines into molds at a thickness of 16-35 mm.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a process for constructing a composite molding in which a support, a decorative part, and a foam coating are present, which comprises the following steps: 1. providing a mold with a sealable mold cavity, 2. providing a shaping support made from a material A, where A encompasses wood, metal, alloys, and thermoplastics, 3. providing a separable decorative part made from a material B, encompassing leather, textile, film or foil, paper, microfiber, or a combination of two or more of the materials mentioned, where the material has a frontal side which extends over a surface of the mold cavity, and an unencumbered reverse side, 4. placing the support into the mold, 5. spraying a coating made from foam-formers over the reverse side of the support, while the decorative part is in the mold cavity, 6. completing the reaction of the foam-formers, 7. closing the mold cavity and bringing the support sprayed with foam-formers into contact with the decorative part, and finally 8.