Compositions – Electrolytes for electrical devices
Patent
1978-08-11
1980-05-27
Vaughn, Irving
Compositions
Electrolytes for electrical devices
C10M 154, C10M 348
Patent
active
042049687
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a lubricant additive comprising a mixture of minute spherical copper and lead particles suspended in various lubricant bases depending upon its intended use. The minute spherical metal particles are presented to friction surfaces where they reduce friction by functioning as tiny ball bearings and platelets. In addition on the application of heat and pressure, the metal particles, particularly the copper particles, will plate on high wear areas where base metal has been removed by wear. The additive has been found to substantially reduce friction and wear between relatively moving parts.
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Mack Jack E.
Mack Patrick K.
CLM International Corp.
DeArment Phillip L.
Vaughn Irving
Wymore Max L.
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