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5 results for “Owens-Illinois”

  1. Patent · February 9, 1971

    Light weight bodies of cotton fiber reinforced hydrous alkaline earth metal silicate thermal insulation material (US Patent 3,562,084, 1971)

    …It was assigned to Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp. The patent's abstract: A SYNATHETICALLY PREPARED BODY OF MOLDED HIGH TEMPERATURE THERMAL INSULATION MATERIAL COMPOSED ESENTIALLY OF A MATRIX OF CHEMICALLY COMBINED ALKALINE EARTH METAL SILICATE INTERSPERSED…

  2. Patent · April 6, 1971

    Method of producing calcium silicate type high temperature thermal insulation materials (US Patent 3,574,113, 1971)

    …It was assigned to Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp. The patent's abstract: AN IMPROVED METHOD OF FORMING HIGH STRENGTH HIGH TEMPERATURE INSULATION MATERIALS WHEREIN AN UNDISRUPTED TOBERMORITE GEL NETWORK HAVING THE FORMULA 3CAO$2SIO2$3H2O IS FIRST FORMED…

  3. Patent · December 2, 1975

    Thermal insulation materials and methods of making same (US Patent 3,923,674, 1975)

    …1970. It was assigned to Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp. The patent's abstract: A strong light weight insulation material having a calcium silicate binder and which inhibits corrosion of stainless steel. The insulation material is substantially…

  4. Patent · June 21, 1966

    Method of manufacturing calcium silicate insulating materials (US Patent 3,257,220, 1966)

    …No. 3,257,220 on June 21, 1966, filed November 4, 1963. It was assigned to Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp. The patent's description opens: The present invention relates generally to hydrous calcium silicate insulating materials.

  5. Patent · November 9, 1965

    Reinforcement of lower density inorganic structures (US Patent 3,216,881, 1965)

    …216,881 on November 9, 1965, filed January 2, 1963. The patent's description opens: The present invention relates to low density, inorganic, insulating structures of improved strength and impact resistance, and particularly to structures of…