A laminated product for use as motorcar seats, carpets, blankets, sofas, chair seats and the like, excellent in continuation of antistatic effect, characterized in that polyurethane foam having antistatic effect is laminated on the back side of a skin material to add antistatic capacity to the surface of the skin material without losing the comfortable feeling thereof.

A laminated cloth which comprises (A) a cloth and (B) a crosslinking polyvinyl chloride skin layer, and optionally (C) a polyvinyl chloride layer as a primary coat for the layer (B), said laminated cloth having improved deep drawing properties and excellent tolerant to vacuum forming and being useful as a covering for interior trims of automobiles and other vacuum forming products and also as a surface decorating material for various products.

A laminated inductor which is adopted in an electronic circuit. The laminated inductor has a plurality of coil sections which are composed by laminating insulating layers and coil conductors alternately. The two adjacent coil sections are staggered at least either in the vertical direction or in the horizontal direction.

A laminated padlock includes a casing which is formed of a plurality of metal plates and a barrel member mounted in the casing. The barrel member has a cylinder rotatably inserted thereinto and a groove formed on the outer surface of the barrel member. One of the plates of the casing is depressed inward to engage with the groove of the barrel member so that the barrel member can be fixed in the casing.

A laminated structure comprising, laminated in the order stated, (A) a layer of polycarbonate or a layer of a polyester, (B) a layer of a modified ethylene/alpha-olefin random copolymer, the modified copolymer containing about 0.01 to 10% by weight, based on the trunk ethylene/alpha-olefin random copolymer, of an unsaturated carboxylic acid or its derivative grafted thereto, and having an ethylene content of 75 to 95 mole %, a melt flow rate of 0.1 to 50 g/10 min., a density of 0.850 to 0.905 g/...

In an end-plate-less formed pole (1) for electric machines with salient poles, combined clamping and support elements (26, 27) which are used both for clamping together the single laminations (2) and for supporting the pole coils (41) are provided in the area close to the axis, in addition to the conventional clamping elements (8, 10). In addition, these elements are used for anchoring the damper plates (44, 45) and flexible link pieces (46) of the damper rods (43).

A headliner for mounting in the passenger compartment of a vehicle is formed from a plurality of layers of materials including foamed polyurethane, fiber glass and scrim. The layers are bonded together under heat which cures an incorporated thermosetting resin. The thermosetting resin freezes the assembled laminate conforming to the configuration of the lowermost mold. After setting of the resin the flexible laminate is trimmed to the desired shape at its periphery.

A cross-laminate of two or more individually stretch oriented films where the directions of orientation of the films are in criss-crossing relation, has a pattern of generally parallel elongated ribs extending lengthwise of the laminate. The ribs are defined between generally transversely coincident convex and concave curved surfaces on opposite faces of the laminate, the concave surface having a radius of curvature greater than that of the convex surface so that the ribs have a thickness greate...

Laminated sheet material 9 comprises a laminate of a polyvinyl alcohol or other water-disintegratable film 12 with a thin coextruded film comprising a melt-bondable layer 15 and an impermeable layer 14. The laminate is odor impermeable but water disposable and so can be used to form a toilet-disposable ostomy bag by melt-sealing around the edges 10 between the facing melt-sealable surfaces 15.

A laminated structure comprising a polyester film and a polyvinylbutyral sheet which are laminated through an adhesive layer obtained by curing a composition comprising an amino group-containing organosilicon compound of the following formula ##STR1## preferably its hydrolytic condensation product and a diamine of the formula All symbols in these formulae are as defined in the specification. The structure is particularly useful in an automobile safety glass.