Process and installation for the high-velocity dip- coating of filament like materials
CA 1162446 A · Owner: Kokoku Steel-Wire Ltd. · Inventors: Kornmann, Michel
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In a case where filament-like articles (e.g. wires) are dip-coated by upwardly passing the article into a bath of molten metal through the bottom and top vertical openings of a spout containing the molten metal, the article to be coated is wrapped before it enters the bottom inlet opening in the spout with a blanket, of protective gas at a pressure sufficient to cause the gas to penetrate into the spout simultaneously with the article progressively and, regularly to circulate around the molten metal and steadily to emerge from the upper opening of the spout still effectively shielding the freshly coated article. Better coating quality is thus obtained.
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- Granted February 21, 1984. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 21, 2001.
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