Process for securing a tension mask support structure to a facep

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65597, H01J 920

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ABSTRACT:
A process is disclosed for securing a foil mask support structure to the flat glass faceplate of a color cathode ray tube. The frame-like support structure has a base portion adapted for physically penetrating the glass of the faceplate. At least the surface of the faceplate is heated to a predetermined temperature at which it is conditioned to be penetrated by the support structure. The structure is pressed into faceplate, causing the base portion to penetrate to a depth effective both to secure the structure to the faceplate against the tensile forces imparted by the mask, and position the mask mounting surface at a predetermined distance from the faceplate inner surface.

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David Surgan, "Sealed with a Kilovolt, The Electronic Engineer", Sep. 1968, pp. 16-17.

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