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Radiation stress relieving of sulfone polymer articles

CA 1189019 A · Owner: Kollmorgen Technologies Corporation · Inventors: Frisch, David C.; Weber, Wilhelm

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Of: David C. Frisch and Wilhelm Weber For: RADIATION STRESS RELIEVING OF SULFONE POLYMER ARTICLES ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE, A method of rapidly relieving stress in an article comprised of a sulfone polymer is disclosed. The method can be used in the preparation of printed circuit boards. An article comprised of a sulfone polymer is exposed to electromagnetic radiation, for a time period sufficient to absorb enough energy to stress relieve the sulfone polymer against stress cracking therein. Exposure occurs at one or more ranges of frequencies which are capable of being absorbed by the sulfone polymer and which are effective for stress relieving without or substantially without causing …

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  • Granted June 18, 1985. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 18, 2002.
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FiledOctober 23, 1981
GrantedJune 18, 1985
Term endedJune 18, 2002
Patent numberCA 1189019 A
Classification (IPC)B29C71/04 +2 more

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1982198519881991199419972000Application filedOct 23, 1981Patent grantedJune 18, 1985Term endedJune 18, 2002

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