Glass article having surface coating of hydroxy acid and method of manufacturing the same
AssigneeNippon Electric Glass Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoshiharu Miwa, Yoshinobu Saji, Shigeyoshi Itou
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Abstract
A glass article comprising a glass body having a surface and a water-soluble surface-protection film formed on the surface. The water-soluble surface-protection film is made of hydroxy acid or salt thereof. The hydroxy acid or the salt thereof is one or more kinds selected from the group consisting of citric acid, tartaric acid, malic acid, gluconic acid and salts thereof. An example of the glass body is a funnel part having an anode button for a CRT.
Claims8
A funnel glass with an anode button for a cathode-ray tube, said funnel glass having a surface including the anode button surface and a water-soluble surface-protection film formed on a predetermined area of the surface, said water-soluble surface-protection film being made of a material comprising a salt of hydroxy acid.
A method of manufacturing a funnel glass with an anode button for a cathode-ray tube, comprising:
- preparing a glass funnel body with an anode button having a surface including an anode button surface;
- preparing an aqueous solution containing a salt of hydroxy acid;
- applying the aqueous solution onto a predetermined area of the surface of the glass body to form a thin wet film of the aqueous solution on the predetermined area of the surface;
- and
- drying the thin wet film to form a water-soluble surface-protection film of a material comprising the salt of hydroxy acid on the surface of the glass funnel body.
A method of cleaning a surface of a funnel glass with an anode button for a cathode-ray tube, comprising the steps of:
- applying an aqueous solution containing a salt of hydroxy acid to the surface, thus forming a water soluble surface-protection film made of a material comprising the salt of hydroxy acid;
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- washing off contaminants deposited on a surface of the surface-protection film along with the surface-protection film.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.