Permanent anti-adherent coating for glassmaking moulds and assoc

Glass manufacturing – With apparatus lubricating means

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65 26, 65169, 6537412, C03B 930, C03B 1106

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048061395

ABSTRACT:
In the production of moulded glass articles, difficulty arises from the risks of adhesion of the glass to the surfaces of the mould, which is made unserviceable, at least for a time. A permanent anti-adherent coating for glassmaking moulds is provided on the mould cavity surfaces, by a metal layer comprising a molybdenum alloy containing 30 to 55% Mo and less than 4% iron. The metal layer may also contain nickel and chromium in significant quantities.

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Yoshio et al. "Adherence of Glass to Metal at Elevated Temperature", Asahi Garasu Kenhyu Hokoku, No. 15, 1965, pp. 103-112.

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