Method For Assembling An Anti-Adhesive Film Onto A Metal Substrate By Hot Stamping
AssigneeSeb S.A.
InventorsSimon Allemand, Fabien Inclair, Patrice Rey, Martin Rubio
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AssigneeSeb S.A.
InventorsSimon Allemand, Fabien Inclair, Patrice Rey, Martin Rubio
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A coated cooking element includes the following steps: i. Providing a metal substrate having a face, to be coated with a film; ii. Providing the film, the film having a layer to be brought in contact with the face of the metal substrate, the layer comprising: 50-100% by weight of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) 0-50% by weight of one or more thermoplastic polymers different from PTFE the percentages being relative to the total weight of PTFE and said one or more thermoplastic polymer(s); iii. Heating the metal substrate; iv. Positioning the film such that layer faces the face of the metal substrate heated in step iii.; v. Assembling the metal substrate and the film by hot stamping, the metal substrate being at a temperature between 350° C. and 550° C. at the time of assembly; and such that the film is heated essentially by conduction when brought in contact with the metal substrate at the time of assembly in step (v).
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A method for manufacturing a coated cooking element comprising the following steps:
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