Methods Patents (Class 156/1)
- With bending or folding of facing sheet (Class 156/40)
- With water-proofing with added material (Class 156/41)
- With embedding of reinforcing material during or subsequent to core formation (Class 156/42)
- Pore forming in situ (Class 156/43)
- With preliminary treatment of facing sheet (Class 156/44)
- With subsequent treatment of plaster board (Class 156/45)
- Simulated products of nature (Class 156/61)
- With manual drawing or engraving (Class 156/62)
- With formation of lamina by bulk deposition of discrete particles to form self-supporting article (Class 156/62.2)
- Manually arranging different colored or shaped discrete elements to form design (Class 156/63)
- With measuring, testing, or inspecting (Class 156/64)
- Of multiple spaced elements between and transverse of parallel webs (e.g., Venetian blind ladders) (Class 156/65)
- Adhesive application of fasteners to articles (e.g., slide fastener to garment) (Class 156/66)
- Utilizing phosphorescent or fluorescent material (Class 156/67)
- With fur removal from animal pelt (Class 156/68)
- Application of end closures to containers (Class 156/69)
- Encasing movable or loosely confined element between adhering lamina (e.g., drawstrings) (Class 156/70)
- Of lamina to building or installed structure (Class 156/71)
- Setting or embedding tufts or discrete pile elements onto backing (e.g., rugs, brushes, etc.) (Class 156/72)
- With sonic or ultrasonic treatment (Class 156/73.1)
- Friction treatment (e.g., welding) (Class 156/73.5)
- Vibratory treatment (Class 156/73.6)
- With application of centrifugal force (Class 156/74)
- With balancing of product (Class 156/75)
- With parchmentizing or transparentizing (Class 156/76)
- With pore forming in situ to form cellular lamina (Class 156/77)
- With refrigeration or freezing (Class 156/80)
- With melting or gasification of permanently associated solid material in situ in airtight cavity (Class 156/81)
- With flame contact of lamina (Class 156/82)
- With swelling of material of lamina (Class 156/83)
- With shrinking of material of lamina (Class 156/84)
- Providing escapeways for gases trapped or generated between layers (Class 156/87)
- Fray-prevention by bonding (Class 156/88)
- With vitrification or firing ceramic material (Class 156/89.11)
- Utilizing layer to prevent migration or bleeding between laminae (Class 156/90)
- With separate permanent mechanical joining means (riveted, sewed, stapled, etc.) (Class 156/91)
- Reclaiming, renewing or repairing articles for reuse (Class 156/94)
- Optically transparent glass sandwich making (e.g., window or filter) (Class 156/99)
- Mounting transparent lamina over window opening (e.g., slide-mounting) (Class 156/108)
- Multipane glazing unit making (e.g., air-spaced panes) (Class 156/109)
- Making flexible or resilient toroidal shape; e.g., tire, inner tube, etc. (Class 156/110.1)
- Tire bead ring making (Class 156/136)
- Flexible endless drive belt making (Class 156/137)
- Helical wire or plural ring reinforced flexible tube making (Class 156/143)
- With encapsulating of permanently fluent material in hollow or porous lamina or filling of space between adhered laminae (Class 156/145)
- With weaving, knitting, braiding, twisting or needling (Class 156/148)
- With electro-deposition (Class 156/150)
- With temporary disassembling and subsequent bonding of same laminae (Class 156/152)
- With abrading or grinding of lamina (Class 156/153)
- With destruction of solid transitory material; e.g., dissolving, melting, etc. (Class 156/155)
- With fluid pressure to prevent collapse of hollow structure during assembly and/or joining (Class 156/156)
- Joining indefinite length laminae end-to-end (Class 156/157)
- Bonding in stressed condition of at least one prestressed element (Class 156/160)
- Bonding of flexible filamentary material while in indefinite length or running length (Class 156/166)
- Of at least two bonded subassemblies (Class 156/182)
- With creping, wrinkling, crinkling (Class 156/183)
- With winding of web or sheet (Class 156/184)
- With permanent bending or reshaping or surface deformation of self sustaining lamina (Class 156/196)
- Of preshaped laminae between closed similarly shaped press platens or clamps (Class 156/228)
- With stretching (Class 156/229)
- Direct contact transfer of adhered lamina from carrier to base (Class 156/230)
- With lamina formation by molding or casting (Class 156/242)
- With stripping of adhered lamina (Class 156/247)
- With cutting, punching, tearing or severing (Class 156/250)
- With direct application of electrical, magnetic, or radiant energy to work (Class 156/272.2)
- With mass application of nonadhesive fibers or particles between laminae (Class 156/276)
- With printing (Class 156/277)
- With coating of nonadherent face of lamina (Class 156/278)
- Combined; e.g., with cleaning, etc. (Class 156/281)
- Simultaneous heating and cooling (Class 156/282)
- Adhesive applied as dry particles (Class 156/283)
- Direct application of vacuum or fluid pressure during bonding (Class 156/285)
- Simultaneous pressure application to at least two separate sandwiches (Class 156/288)
- Utilizing parting or release material to prevent adhesion (Class 156/289)
- Bonding of facing continuously contacting laminae at spaced points only (Class 156/290)
- Of laminae having opposed facing areas out of contact (Class 156/292)
- Inserting of lamina in hole, aperture or recess of other lamina and adherence to side walls thereof (Class 156/293)
- Adhesive applying to restricted area and spreading thereof by assembly pressure (Class 156/295)
- Strands, rods, tubes or sticklike bodies to each other only (Class 156/296)
- Of discrete laminae to single face of additional lamina (Class 156/297)
- Inserting lamina into preformed plastic body (Class 156/303.1)
- Butt edge joining of laminae (Class 156/304.1)
- By applying after assembly an adhesive, solvent or chemical activating agent (Class 156/305)
- By pressure or drying only, without tack; e.g., for easy delamination, etc. (Class 156/306.3)
- Using single, preformed, diverse bonding lamina between other laminae (Class 156/306.6)
- By curing of nonfully polymerized self-sustaining lamina (Class 156/307.1)
- By tackifying substance of self-sustaining lamina to be bonded; e.g., autogenous bonding, etc. (Class 156/308.2)
- Of laminae having a different coating on at least two mating surfaces (Class 156/310)
- Sequential heating and cooling during pressure applying (Class 156/311)
- Sequential different pressure applying (Class 156/312)
- Interposing intermediate laminate between non-coated laminae (Class 156/313)
- Sequentially applying different liquids or liquefiable materials to adhering face of lamina (Class 156/314)
- Heating of dry adhesive on lamina prior to assembly contact (Class 156/320)
- Heating adhesive by contacting with heated lamina (Class 156/321)
- Heating lamina prior to assembly or adhesive applying (Class 156/322)
- Interposing subsequently removed flexible element between lamina and a pressure applying surface (Class 156/323)
- Running or continuous webs of indefinite length (Class 156/324)
- By tackifying a single lamina of intermediate laminate (Class 156/324.4)
- Particular adhesive (Class 156/325)
- Delaminating process responsive to feed or shape at delamination (Class 156/702)
- Using solvent during delaminating (e.g., water dissolving adhesive at bonding face during delamination, etc.) (Class 156/703)
- Using vibration during delaminating (Class 156/705)
- Using direct fluid current against work during delaminating (Class 156/706)
- Changing dimension during delaminating (e.g., crushing, expanding, warping, etc.) (Class 156/709)
- Temperature change for delamination (e.g., heating during delaminating, etc.) (Class 156/711)
- Gripping and pulling work apart during delaminating (Class 156/714)
- Delaminating from release surface (Class 156/719)