Methods and devices which make use of conductive polymers to joi

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1990-12-18

1994-02-15

Reynolds, Bruce A.

Electric heating

Heating devices

With heater-unit housing, casing, or support means

219549, 219553, 219528, 156105, H05B 358, H05B 334, B32B 1700, B32B 3100

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active

052869520

ABSTRACT:
Articles including a thin laminar heating element composed of a sintered conductive polymer, and electrodes attached to the heating element so that current flows in the plane of the element. The article can be placed between and in contact with two substrates, and then heated to join the two substrates together. Preferably at least one of the substrates is polymeric and becomes melt-fused to the article.

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