A laminated fabric is disclosed comprising a woven or knitted web of textile fibers reinforced by a backing directly united thereto of a spun bonded non-woven web.

A laminated container has an outer box with an intermediate liner and an inner liner. A tear strip extends around the outer box for separating an upper portion of the outer box from a lower portion of the outer box. A lower portion of the intermediate liner is glued to the lower portion of the outer box while the intermediate and inner liners are glued together.

A laminated insulation paper of the type having two cellulose layers separated by a plastic layer is formed with through holes in the plastic layer such that the respective cellulose layers may contact one another through the through holes. The insulation paper is formed by pressing heated, rounded pins into one of the cellulose layers while backing the other layer until the two cellulose layers are contacted through the hole thus formed in the plastic layer.

A laminated film which comprises a film substrate, an adhesive undercoat of a carboxylated ethylene copolymer composition prepared by copolymerizing a monomer mixture of an .alpha.,.beta.-unsaturated carboxylic acid or anhydride and at least one vinylidene monomer of the formula CH.sub.2 =CXY where X and Y are the same or different and each represents hydrogen, chlorine, a lower alkyl containing 1-6 carbon atoms, acetoxy, or a carboxylic ester group in the presence of an ethylene-vinylacetate co...

A laminated transformer includes a plurality of ferrite sheets having surfaces on which conductor patterns are formed and are laminated and baked to be a sintered body, and a pair of the primary external electrodes and a pair of the secondary external electrodes are provided at end faces of the sintered body. The transformer is used mainly in a high frequency circuit, the conductor patterns formed at the laminated ferrite sheets being used as the primary or the secondary, both ends of the primar...

A laminated settler for settling solids present in a liquid in a tank, in which the liquid to be settled is fed into compartments defined between a plurality of laminae slanted in relation to the vertical and consisting of laterally slanted and unslanted surfaces, in which settler the liquid to be settled flows upwards, sediment settles therefrom under the effect of gravity onto the slanted surfaces and further flows onto the unslanted surfaces of the laminae, said settler having a feeding groov...

A stiff, water resistant laminated medical or veterinary dressing is described along with a procedure for forming the final hardened dressing. The dressing is obtained by treating a gypsum bandage with an aqueous dispersion of a synthetic resin and then forming a layer from it which is immediately adjacent to a layer formed from a water hardenable synthetic resin bandage. Either layer may be formed first and further layers may be formed so long as the layers alternate between those formed from w...

A sound isolating bearing has concentric inner and outer housings made of steel with a concentric shim between the inner and outer housings sandwiched by layers of a resilient elastomer. The longitudinal cross section of the shim is convex on both inside and outside surfaces with the same radius of curvature to allow cocking of the inner housing relative to the outer housing about a first point on the bearing axis midway between the ends and about a second pivot point outside the bearing in a pl...

A porous seal element usable as a blade tip seal in a turbomachine or as an element of a labyrinth seal is made up of a large number of strips disposed edgewise to the sealing face of the element and extending in the direction of relative movement of the seal elements. The strips have grooves extending across the strip for discharge of a cooling fluid such as air. The presence of the grooves provides a low density structure at the seal face of the seal element which may be abraded if there is ru...

Laminated container suitable for containing high-temperature lubricating oil which comprises a rigid container having adhered to its outer surface a laminate of outwardly successive adherent laminae comprising a first lamina of rubbery polyfluorohydrocarbon, second lamina of flexible multiple layers of coated textile fabric and, if desired, a third outer rigid lamina of multiple layers of polymer-encapsulated glass fibers.