Process for sticking chemical to fibrous article

Details Process for sticking chemical to fibrous article Process for sticking chemical to fibrous article

1979-07-16

1981-02-03

Smith, Ronald H.

Metal working

Shredding metal or metal wool article making

427247, 427422, 1510493, 295272, B23P 1706, B08B 100

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active

042479711

ABSTRACT:
Chemicals, such as soap, are stuck to fibrous articles, such as metallic wire, by injecting a high-temperature and high-pressure chemical solution into the fibrous article whereby flash evaporation of the solution's solvent effects a uniform distribution and adhesion of the chemical throughout the article.

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