Degassing a CRT with modified RF heating of the mount assembly t

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ABSTRACT:
While a CRT is being baked at temperatures up to about 450.degree. C. and exhausted of gases prior to sealing, the mount assembly is heated to higher temperatures with RF energy. In the novel method, a selected portion of the mount assembly is shielded from the RF energy in such manner that it is not heated above about 350.degree. C.

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