Aromatic polyether sulfone used as a prime coat for a fluorinated polymer layer
AssigneeImperial Chemical Industries PLC
InventorsLeslie R. J. Hoy, Malcolm J. Saggers
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AssigneeImperial Chemical Industries PLC
InventorsLeslie R. J. Hoy, Malcolm J. Saggers
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A method of coating a substrate surface, which method comprises: (a) applying a primer composition to the substrate surface which primer composition comprises thermoplastic polymer material dispersed in an inert liquid diluent, at least 50% by weight of said theroplastic polymeric material being constituted by at least one thermoplastic aromatic polyethersulphone; (b) before the applied primer composition has become touch-dry, applying a dispersion of a tetrafluoroethylene polymer top-coat material in an inert liquid diluent over the coated substrate; and (c) removing the inert liquid diluent or diluents and sintering the combined coating of the primer and top-coat layers. The primer compositions do not in the claimed method, need to be dried and baked to exert an effective priming action.
A method of coating a substrate surface, which method comprises:
A coated article which comprises at least one substrate surface which has adhering thereto a combined coating of a primer layer derived from a primer composition which comprises thermoplastic polymeric material dispersed in an inert liquid diluent, at least 50% by weight of said thermoplastic polymeric material being constituted by at least one thermoplastic aromatic polyethersulphone, and a top-coat layer derived from a tetrafluoroethylene polymer dispersion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.