POLYMER SUBSTRATES USE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ECOMEDIA Cooley Group Holdings, Inc. 350 Esten Avenue Pawtucket RI 02860 Polymer substrates for use in the manufacture of awnings, signs, billboards, banners, digital imaging and printing applications;ECO MEDIA;
ECOS InterWrap Inc. 32923 Mission Way Mission, British Columbia V2V 6E4 Canada POLYMER SUBSTRATES FOR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF AWNINGS, SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS, BANNERS, DIGITAL IMAGING AND PRINTING APPLICATIONS;
ENVIROFLEX Cooley Group Holdings, Inc. 350 Esten Avenue Pawtucket RI 02860 Polymer substrates for use in the manufacture of billboards;ENVIRONMENT FLEX;
FLEXILITE InterWrap Inc. 32923 Mission Way Mission, British Columbia V2V 6E4 Canada POLYMER SUBSTRATES FOR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF AWNINGS, SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS, BANNERS, DIGITAL IMAGING AND PRINTING APPLICATIONS;FLEXY LIGHT;
POSTERFLEX InterWrap Inc. 32923 Mission Way Mission, British Columbia V2V 6E4 Canada POLYMER SUBSTRATES FOR USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF AWNINGS, SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS, BANNERS, DIGITAL IMAGING AND PRINTING APPLICATIONS;POSTER FLEX;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method of fabricating an optical device by providing a nematic liquid crystal; providing a photo-curable pre-polymer mixture; mixing the nematic liquid crystal with the photo-curable pre-polymer mixture to form a homogeneous nematic/pre-polymer mixture, with the nematic liquid crystal representing greater than 40% (by weight) of the combined homogeneous mixture. Providing a cell including a pair of transparent substrates that are each coated with a transparent conductive layer when creating an electrooptic device and omitting the conductive layers when creating a static device. Separating the substrates by approximately 5-20 ?m or greater; filling the cell with the homogeneous nematic/pre-polymer mixture; and photo-curing the nematic/pre-polymer mixture using a spatially inhomogeneous illumination source thereby forming a polymer dispersed liquid crystal (PDLC) film exhibiting low scattering loss and high index modulation.