Process for making aluminum-coated glass-ceramic cooking vessel and article produced thereby
AssigneeCorning Glass Works
InventorsHarold F. Dates, Joseph J. Domicone, Joseph E. Nitsche
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AssigneeCorning Glass Works
InventorsHarold F. Dates, Joseph J. Domicone, Joseph E. Nitsche
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Aluminum-coated glass-ceramic cookware of improved performance and durability is provided by a process comprising selecting a glass-ceramic vessel of specified strength and expansion characteristics, preheating the surface of the vessel to a temperature in the range of about 120.degree.-600.degree. C., flame-spraying molten powdered aluminum metal onto the surface of the vessel, optionally heat-treating the thus-coated vessel to provide an aluminum metal coating of excellent adherence and good thermal conductivity thereon, providing the aluminum coating with a film of phosphoric acid and heating said aluminum coating and film to a temperature at least sufficient to decompose the phosphoric acid. A supplemental oxide film may also be applied to protect the aluminum metal coating.
A process for producing an aluminum-coated glass-ceramic cooking vessel exhibiting improved thermal durability which comprises the steps of:
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