Process for coating a synthetic polymer sheet material with a durable abrasion-resistant vitreous composition
AssigneeAmerican Optical Corporation
InventorsLeei Chang, John A. Verburg
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AssigneeAmerican Optical Corporation
InventorsLeei Chang, John A. Verburg
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There is disclosed a process for improving the adhesion of an evaporable glass coating on a synthetic polymer sheet material by the application of a base vitreous coating of a mixture of silicon dioxide and silicon monoxide by evaporating silicon monoxide under vacuum in an oxygen atmosphere so that in addition to silicon monoxide, a silicon dioxide condensate is condensed on the outer surface of the sheet. An outer vitreous coating is subsequently applied over said base coating. The evaporative glass outer coating can be formed essentially from boron oxide and silicon dioxide containing less than 5% by weight of sodium oxide. The evaporative glass coating can also be of fused silica, or a boro-silicate glass sold under the trademark "Pyrex".
The method of coating a sheet of material of diallyl glycol carbonate polymer comprising the steps of:
The method of coating a sheet of material of an aromatic polycarbonate comprising the steps of:
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