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Protective Laminates For Windshields
US Patent:
7992917, Aug 9, 2011
Filed:
Nov 13, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/939441
Inventors:
Chris McCormick - Draper UT, US
A. Brent Strong - Sandy UT, US
Mike D. Ridges - American Fork UT, US
Kevin A. Plumb - Sandy UT, US
Jeff Smith - Draper UT, US
A. Brent Strong - Sandy UT, US
Mike D. Ridges - American Fork UT, US
Kevin A. Plumb - Sandy UT, US
Jeff Smith - Draper UT, US
Assignee:
Clearplex Corporation - Draper UT
International Classification:
B60J 1/20
US Classification:
296 951, 428 401, 428343, 428412, 428480
Abstract:
Protective laminate films protect an underlying windshield from damage due to impacting rocks or other debris. The laminate films generally include a substrate having a scratch resistant coating adhered to one side and an adhesive layer adhered to an opposite side. Adhesion promoter and primer layers may be provided to enhance adhesion of the scratch-resistant coating to the substrate. Each layer is transparent such that, when applied to a windshield, the laminate film does not impact a driver's visibility. Each layer may also be flexible so that the laminate films can be molded to a curved windshield. Generally, the scratch resistant coating protects the laminate films from scratching or other damage from impacting debris or from windshield wipers. The substrate provides structural integrity to the laminate films and may provide some impact dispersion. The adhesive layer, in addition to adhering the laminate films to the windshield, may also provide significant impact resistance that protects the windshield from cracks or chips due to impacting rocks or other debris.
Protective Laminate For Windshields
US Patent:
2005018, Aug 25, 2005
Filed:
Nov 19, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/993619
Inventors:
Chris McCormick - Draper UT, US
A. Strong - Sandy UT, US
Mike Ridges - American Fork UT, US
Kevin Plumb - Sandy UT, US
Jeff Smith - Draper UT, US
A. Strong - Sandy UT, US
Mike Ridges - American Fork UT, US
Kevin Plumb - Sandy UT, US
Jeff Smith - Draper UT, US
International Classification:
B32B027/30
B32B027/40
B32B027/36
B32B027/40
B32B027/36
US Classification:
428336000, 428337000, 428340000, 428412000, 428423100, 428480000, 428500000, 428522000, 296084100
Abstract:
Protective laminate films protect an underlying windshield from damage due to impacting rocks and other debris. The laminate films generally include a substrate having a scratch resistant coating and an adhesive layer on opposing surfaces thereof. Each layer is transparent such that, when applied to a windshield, the laminate film does not impact a driver's visibility. Each layer may also be flexible so that the laminate films can be molded to a curved windshield. Generally, the scratch resistant coating protects the laminate films from scratching or other damage from impacting debris or from windshield wipers. The substrate provides structural integrity to the laminate films and may provide some impact dispersion. The adhesive layer, in addition to adhering the laminate films to the windshield, may also provide significant impact resistance that protects the windshield from cracks or chips due to impacting rocks or other debris.
Method Of Manufacturing A Windshield Having A Protective Laminate
US Patent:
2008020, Aug 28, 2008
Filed:
Apr 29, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/111537
Inventors:
Chris E. McCormick - Draper UT, US
A. Brent Strong - Sandy UT, US
Mike D. Ridges - American Fork UT, US
Kevin A. Plumb - Sandy UT, US
Jeff Smith - Draper UT, US
A. Brent Strong - Sandy UT, US
Mike D. Ridges - American Fork UT, US
Kevin A. Plumb - Sandy UT, US
Jeff Smith - Draper UT, US
Assignee:
Clearplex Corporation - Draper UT
International Classification:
B32B 37/06
B32B 3/00
B32B 3/00
US Classification:
428174, 156 60, 156 84, 428336
Abstract:
Protective laminate films protect an underlying windshield from damage due to impacting rocks and other debris. The protective laminate films generally include a flexible polymer substrate having a scratch resistant coating and an adhesive layer on opposing surfaces thereof. Each layer is transparent such that, when applied to a windshield, the laminate film does not inhibit visibility. Each layer may also be flexible so that the laminate films can be molded to a curved windshield. Generally, the scratch resistant coating protects the laminate films from scratching or other damage from impacting debris and/or from windshield wipers. The substrate provides structural integrity to the laminate films and may provide some degree of impact dispersion. The adhesive layer, in addition to adhering the laminate films to the windshield, may also provide significant impact resistance that helps protect the windshield from cracks or chips due to impacting rocks or other debris.
Protective Laminates
US Patent:
2011025, Oct 20, 2011
Filed:
Jun 23, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/167412
Inventors:
Chris McCormick - Draper UT, US
A. Brent Strong - Sandy UT, US
Mike D. Ridges - American Fork UT, US
Kevin A. Plumb - Sandy UT, US
Jeff Smith - Draper UT, US
A. Brent Strong - Sandy UT, US
Mike D. Ridges - American Fork UT, US
Kevin A. Plumb - Sandy UT, US
Jeff Smith - Draper UT, US
Assignee:
Clearplex Corporation - Draper UT
International Classification:
B32B 7/02
B32B 3/00
B32B 7/12
B32B 3/00
B32B 7/12
US Classification:
428214, 428343, 428337, 428355 R, 428336, 428219, 428352
Abstract:
Protective laminate films protect an underlying window surface from scratches or other damage. The laminate films generally include a substrate having a scratch resistant coating adhered to one side and an adhesive layer adhered to an opposite side. Adhesion promoter and primer layers may be provided to enhance adhesion of the scratch-resistant coating to the surface. Each layer is transparent such that, when applied to a surface, the laminate film does not significantly impact or reduce optical clarity. Each layer may also be flexible so that the laminate films can be molded to a curved surface. Generally, the scratch resistant coating protects the laminate film from scratching or other damage, such as from debris or impacts. The substrate provides structural integrity to the laminate film and may provide some impact dispersion. The adhesive layer, in addition to adhering the laminate films to the surface, may also provide significant impact resistance that protects the surface from cracks or damage due to debris or impacts.
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