| 摘要 |
<p>Method for applying materials to substrates, whereby the material is first melted, is subsequently atomised, and is applied to the substrate with the aid of a heated carrier gas. This method makes it possible to apply almost every type of material to almost every kind of substrate. In this way, it is possible to, among other things, apply materials with a melting trajectory which is small compared to the melting point (for example, fluoro-polymers), without the use of sintering means, on almost all substrates, whereby substrates which, as a result of their physical range or the sintering temperature, could not previously be coated (for example, fluoro-polymers on rubber or on large objects), can now be coated. This method can also be used with thermo-hardening plastics such as, for example, automotive paints, without solvents and without extra heat being required.</p> |
