High temperature resistant insulating film
AssigneeIllinois Tool Works Inc.
InventorRun SU
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
The present application discloses a method for producing a high-temperature-resistant insulating film, which comprises the following steps: applying an uncured material to the upper surface and the lower surface of a mica layer to cure the uncured material. The high-temperature-resistant insulating film produced by the method disclosed in the present application not only possesses excellent high-temperature resistance, superior mechanical performance, and exceptional insulation performance but also features a simple production process, resulting in significantly lower costs compared to conventional plastic films.
Claims15
A method for producing a high-temperature-resistant insulating film, comprising:
- applying an uncured material to the upper surface and the lower surface of a mica layer;
- curing the uncured material to obtain an upper additional layer attached to the upper surface of the mica layer and an lower additional layer attached to the lower surface of the mica layer;
- the outer surface of the upper additional layer forms the first outer surface of the high-temperature-resistant insulating film, and the outer surface of the lower additional layer forms the second outer surface of the high-temperature-resistant insulating film.
The method for producing a high-temperature-resistant insulating film, comprising:
- applying adhesive to the upper surface and the lower surface of a mica layer to obtain an upper bonding layer and a lower bonding layer, respectively;
- bonding an upper additional layer to the upper surface of the mica layer through the upper bonding layer, and bonding a lower additional layer to the lower surface of the mica layer through the lower bonding layer, such that the outer surface of the upper additional layer forms the first outer surface of the high-temperature-resistant insulating film, and the outer surface of the lower additional layer forms the second outer surface of the high-temperature-resistant insulating film.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.