Electrostatic charging
OwnerRobert M. Rubinoinventor
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Abstract
A method of adhering a relatively heavy sheet or three-dimensional object to a support surface using an electrostatically chargeable intermediate sheet, including providing a sheet which is capable of carrying a charge sufficient to support at least three ounces per square foot of intermediate sheet surface for at least one month and charging the sheet using a contaminant free buffer material selected from the group consisting of wool, natural fiber, artificial fiber and chamois. A decorative hanging including such an intermediate sheet is also disclosed.
Claims4
In a method of adhering an object to a support surface, the improvement comprising adhering an electrostatically chargeable flexible intermediate polymeric sheet 1/16 of an inch or less in thickness to the back of said object, inducing an electrostatic charge on said sheet by rubbing said sheet with a buffing material selected from the group consisting of substantially oil and fat free hair, fur or hide to impart a charge sufficient to support at least three ounces per square foot of said chargeable sheet for at least three month without siding or falling, and pressing the display and intermediate sheet against the surface.
In a method of adhering an object to a support surface, the improvement comprising adhering an electrostatically chargeable flexible intermediate polymeric sheet of from 1/16th to 1/64th of an inch thickness to the back of said object, inducing an electrostatic charge on said sheet by rubbing said sheet with a buffing material selected from the group consisting of substantially oil and fat free hair, fur or hide to impart a charge sufficient to support at least three ounces per square foot of said chargeable sheet for at least three months.
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