Method of bonding self-lubricating fibers to an external surface of a substratum
AssigneeRexnord Inc.
InventorsBernard Harris, Dennis E. Bozych
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AssigneeRexnord Inc.
InventorsBernard Harris, Dennis E. Bozych
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A method of integrally bonding self-lubricating material to an external surface of a substratum to form a self-lubricating surface thereon comprising the steps of: A. forming the substratum to provide an external surface thereon of desired configuration; B. applying a layer of self-lubricating material onto the surface; C. applying a plurality of filaments on the layer of self-lubricating material to form an overlayment thereon to exert a bonding pressure sufficient to cause the layer of self-lubricating material to conform and bond to the configured external surface; D. applying a hardenable liquid resin prior to, simultaneously with, or subsequent to the application of the self-lubricating material and filaments to coat the material and filaments and fill any interstices that exist; E. hardening the resin; and F. removing all or part of the overlayment after the resin has hardened to expose the layer of self-lubricating material or portions thereof on the external surface.
A method of integrally bonding self-lubricating material to a configured external surface of a bearing substratum to form a self-lubricating surface thereon comprising the steps of:
A method of forming an article having a substratum presenting internal and external surfaces of desired configurations with a self-lubricating material integrally bonded thereto to provide self-lubricating internal and external bearing surfaces comprising the steps of:
A method of bonding a fabric woven from self-lubricating and shrinkable fibers to an external spherical surface of a spherical bearing substratum to form a spherical bearing surface thereon of self-lubricating fibers that is integral with said substratum comprising the steps of:
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