Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Integrated circuit – printed circuit – or circuit board
Patent
1990-02-14
1991-10-22
Pianalto, Bernard
Coating processes
Electrical product produced
Integrated circuit, printed circuit, or circuit board
264241, 427 55, 427195, 427196, 427289, 427290, 427292, 427293, 427309, 427318, 427327, 4273742, 4273744, 427375, 4273855, 427386, 427424, 4274342, 427435, B05D 104
Patent
active
050594460
ABSTRACT:
Process and apparatus for forming a plastic coating on a metal strip. A metal strip is cleaned, surface treated, coated with an electrostatically charged plastic powder in an enclosed chamber using a plurality of spray guns positioned on both sides of the strip, inductively heated to above the melting point of the powder, and maintained in an infrared heater until the fused powder is flowed into a coating having a smooth surface and a uniform thickness. Thermoplastic and thermosetting coatings, having thicknesses of at least 10 microns formed using total induction and infrared heating times of less than 60 seconds, can be fabricated without cracking.
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Cockerham Lloyd E.
Myers Frederick A.
Winkle, Sr. Sherman E.
Armco Inc.
Bunyard R. J.
Fillnow L. A.
Johnson R. H.
Pianalto Bernard
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