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Polyolefin barrier films for preventing solvent attack on plastic resins
   
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US Patent 5338601
Issued Date
August 16, 1994
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This invention relates to the use of a barrier film, being a thermoplastic linear polyolefin resin, to protect a styrenic resin sheet which constitutes the inner liner wall of an insulative cabinet wall of, for example, a refrigeration appliance unit from attack by the halogen-containing blowing agents present in the insulative polyurethane foam found within the cabinet wall. Preferred thermoplastic linear polyolefin resins are linear low density polyethylene.
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August 16, 1994
Application Number
07/630,671
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December 20, 1990
US Classification
428/319.7   220/902 220/917 312/406 312/406.1 428/314.4 428/516 428/71
Int'l Classification
B32B   5/20   (20060101)  
USPTO Field of Search
220/444   220/467   220/902   264/46.6   312/214   312/236   312/400   312/401   312/405   312/405.1   312/406   312/406.1   312/406.2   312/409   428/314.4   428/319.7   428/71   428/314.8   428/516  
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