Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1977-12-08
1979-07-24
Lanham, C. W.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
296233, 29730, 156324, H01M 600
Patent
active
041618157
ABSTRACT:
A laminar battery comprising subassemblies made by laminating cellophane to a sheet of conductive plastic on which a series of metallic electrodes have been formed in a series of regions within the confines of the sheet, in which the cellophane is caused to adhere to the plastic and to the electrode patches by feeding the cellophane and the conductive plastic between nip rolls under pressure and supplying a small amount of an aqueous bonding composition containing a small amount of a water soluble bonding agent between the layers ahead of the nip in the rolls. The laminate so made is dried in air and may be rolled for storage and later assembly into batteries. Electrical cells and batteries made with the process just outlined.
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Kinsman Gordon F.
Land Edwin H.
Crane Daniel C.
Ericson John W.
Lanham C. W.
Polaroid Corporation
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