Mechanically plated coatings containing lubricant particles
CA 1320873 C · Owner: Whitmore, Bryan · Inventors: Whitmore, Bryan
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In a mechanical plating process lubricant particles, can be coated on a metal substrate together with the particulate plating metal to enhance the mechanicallyapplied coating's lubricity. The lubricant can be particles of fluorocarbon polymers, fluorocarbonhydrocarbon blended polymers, powdered elemental, carbon, powdered fluorinated carbon or mixtures, thereof. The lubricant particles have a diameter less than the thickness of the coating (which is usually from 2.5 to 132.5 mils), so they will not be dislodged from the coating. The particles must not be too small or they may be washed away by plating liquids or may be applied too far from the coating surface to enhance lubricity. These …
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- Granted August 3, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended August 3, 2010.
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