Process for coating substrates with an insulating coating

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

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528 32, 522 99, 523425, 526279, 524547, 2041806, C25D 1304

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051164728

ABSTRACT:
A process is described for coating electrically conducting substrates with n insulating coating, which comprises first subjecting silicon compounds which both have groups susceptible to hydrolysis and also contain (organic) radicals accessible to a polymerization to a polycondensation, then depositing the resulting polycondensate on the subtrate and curing the coating so obtained by polymerization involving the organic radicals. If the polycondensate additionally contains groups which are capable of carrying a charge, coating by electrophoretic dip coating is possible.

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