Method of rendering uniform coating on disks and product
AssigneeBurroughs Corporation
InventorsMichael D. Temple, Thomas Mayer, Norman L. Boling, James D. Rancourt
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AssigneeBurroughs Corporation
InventorsMichael D. Temple, Thomas Mayer, Norman L. Boling, James D. Rancourt
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An optical data storage system is contemplated, employing improved optical disk media, these characterized by multiple layers, including various under layers, an optical absorber layer, and overcoating layers, such as a "soft pad" layer (e.g., a fluoropolymer) overlaid with a "Hard" layer (e.g., a radiation-cured acrylic) as an outer protective overcoat. Taught are "Spiral" coating techniques (FIG. 3) specified for applying the "Hard" layer and preferably involving: applying the coating mix as arcuate "bead segments" about the disk center, these being formulated and applied to properly "set-up" and quickly "level" (e.g., close enough to one another and "self-leveling").
A method of applying a coating of moderate-to-high viscosity to a disk substrate to yield very precise thickness uniformity, comprising the steps of:
A method of applying a coating of moderate-to-high viscosity to a disk substrate to yield very precise thickness uniformity, comprising the steps of:
A method of applying a coating of moderate-to-high viscosity to a disk substrate to yield very precise thickness uniformity, comprising the steps of:
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