Surface-treated steel plate and bonded structure of metal materi

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438667, 438344, 438469, 4384774, 220 75, 220 83, 220458, B65D 2514, B32B 1508

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049160311

ABSTRACT:
A very thin coating layer having a thickness of the order of 1-100 angstroms of a hydroxymethyl substituted phenol is applied to the surface of a metal material. The hydroxylmethyl substituted phenol, such as saligenin, is applied in the gaseous phase to the surface of the metal material maintained at a high temperature.
By forming this ultra-thin coating layer, the heat bondability of a thermoplastic resin layer to the metal material can be effectively improved. This technique is advantageously used in various fields, for example, for production of bonded cans. The metal material comprises a steel plate substrate and a chromium-containing layer on the surface of the substrate, and the very thin layer is applied on the chromium-containing layer.

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patent: 3434873 (1969-03-01), Harrod
patent: 4392582 (1983-07-01), Kitamura et al.

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