Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Forming articles by uniting randomly associated particles – Autogenously or by activation of dry coated particles
Patent
1991-06-07
1993-05-18
Theisen, Mary Lynn
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Forming articles by uniting randomly associated particles
Autogenously or by activation of dry coated particles
252 6254, 264DIG58, 427214, 427216, 428407, H01F 106, B29C 4302
Patent
active
052118967
ABSTRACT:
A mass of ferromagnetic particles moldable into stable, high strength, magnetic cores useful in thermally and chemically hostile environments comprising an iron core and a continuous layer of polyetherimide, polyethersulfone or polyamideimide spray coated onto the surface of each particle. A method of preheating and molding the particles is disclosed.
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Gay David E.
Ward Robert W.
General Motors Corporation
Plant Lawrence B.
Theisen Mary Lynn
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