Process of making high-temperature magnetic tape

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360134, 428411, 428447, 428538, 428900, 428906, 428922, 4284259, 427128, 427131, H01F 1002

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ABSTRACT:
An improved, conventionally-spoolable, magnetic tape which can be unspooled and read after exposure to very high temperatures. The improvement is largely in a thermally resistant, non-adhering, anti-static backing system, used in conjunction with magnetic face coatings.

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