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Honeywell was granted a patent for strong, lightweight thermoplastic foam.

What happened

In October 2026 Honeywell patented bio-based closed-cell foam for lightweight, strength-sensitive applications such as insulation, panels, and composite structures.

Source

Abstract

Disclosed are extruded foam comprising an extruded thermoplastic, closed-cell foam having at least a first surface and comprising: (i) thermoplastic polymer cell walls formed by an extrusion step, with the walls being comprised of at least about 0.5% by weight of ethylene furanoate moieties and optionally one or more co-monomer moieties; (ii) blowing agent contained in at least a portion of said closed cells; and a material different than said thermoplastic, closed-cell foam attached to and/or integral with at least a portion of said first foam surface.

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Grant date
Oct 13, 2026
Inventors
3
Patent number
US12760704
Assignee
HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC.

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People

  • Hayim AbrevayaInventor
  • Keith LehutaInventor
  • Susie MartinsInventor

Details

Primary CPC class
F03D 1/0675
USPTO assignee
HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC.
What the invention does
A manufacturing process creates sealed foam cells from a durable plastic containing ethylene furanoate, trapping gas inside to reduce weight while retaining strength.

Topics and mentions

Tags

  • Intellectual Property
  • Research & Development
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Engineering
  • Manufacturing Operations

Technologies named

  • thermoplastic foam
  • closed-cell materials
  • polymer extrusion
  • lightweight composites

Extraction

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Oct 14, 2026
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