Coating processes – Heat decomposition of applied coating or base material
Patent
1979-01-31
1980-11-04
Robinson, Ellis P.
Coating processes
Heat decomposition of applied coating or base material
427380, 427427, 4273835, 4274195, 428426, 428432, 4284256, 4284259, 428441, 428523, 428539, B05D 302, B05D 726, B32B 1706, B32B 2706
Patent
active
042320658
ABSTRACT:
Coordination compounds having good stability in aqueous systems are used to treat glass surfaces at elevated temperatures, the coordination compounds being represented by the general formula Y.sub.2 MX.sub.6 wherein Y is an alkali metal, hydrogen or ammonium, M is tin, titanium or zirconium and X is a halogen, generally fluorine or chlorine. The glass surfaces so treated are rendered chemical resistant and when treated by conventional cold-end coatings exhibit excellent strength, scratch resistance and chemical durability.
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Dailey Rodney E.
Marcantonio Arnold F.
Alberding Gilbert E.
Ball Corporation
Robinson Ellis P.
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