Method for mounting mark on a composite material and the product made by the method
OwnerChing-Lung Weng, Tsan-Sheng Chen +2inventors
InventorsChing-Lung Weng, Tsan-Sheng Chen, Chun-Hao Yang, Ding-Guei Huang
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Abstract
A method for mounting a piece on an object includes a step of providing an un-cured composite material; a step of providing at least one piece on a surface of the composite material, and a step of co-curing the piece and the composite material to secure the piece to the composite material. The piece can be a label, a mark or a pattern which can be combined with the object by way of co-curing formation.
Claims17
A method for mounting a piece on an object, comprising:
- step 1:
- providing an un-cured composite material;
- step 2:
- providing at least one piece on a surface of the composite material, and
- step 3:
- co-curing the piece and the composite material to secure the piece to the composite material.
A method for mounting a piece on an object, comprising:
- step 1:
- providing an un-cured composite material;
- step 2:
- providing at least one piece on a surface of the composite material, and
- step 3:
- co-curing the piece and the composite material to secure the piece to the composite material by way of vacuum forming which includes the following steps:
- put in the piece and the composite material by vacuum packing material:
- using a vacuum machine to vacuum a package which includes the packing material coated onto a mold, the piece and the composite material, and
- co-curing:
- sending the mold and the composite material into an oven or an autoclave to proceed a step of curing/consolidation according to requirements of temperature-pressure-time of the composite material to form a cured semi product, the vacuum packing material being removed from the semi product and the piece securely combined with the composite material.
A product comprising a composite material and at least one piece which is co-cured with the composite material and secured to a surface of the composite material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.