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Initial solids mixture for a later organic coating application
   
Document Number
US Patent 7022175
Issued Date
April 4, 2006
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An initial solids mixture for a later organic coating, such as pigmented coatings, films, priming coats, etc., e.g., for a coil coating method in which an initial solids mixture is applied to a substrate, e.g., broad strip, and this is thereby pre-coated, wherein the initial solids mixture includes, as additive particles, boron carbide and/or silicon carbide and/or compounds of transition elements or lanthanides, the electrical conductivity of which is selected to be in the metallic range (.sigma.>10.sup.2 1/.OMEGA.cm and .sigma.<10.sup.7 1/.OMEGA.cm), during the later coating, the additive particles have a continuous physical connection in at least one spatial direction.
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Owner
DaimlerChrysler AG (Stuttgart,DE)
Published
April 4, 2006
Application Number
09/991,022
Filed
November 21, 2001
US Classification
106/403   106/404 106/482 106/499 252/512 252/516 252/518.1 252/519.33 252/521.3 252/521.4 501/87 501/88 501/90 501/96.3 524/509 524/594
Int'l Classification
C09C   1/62   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Nov 23, 2000 [DE] 100 58 018
USPTO Field of Search
106/404   106/419   106/436   106/435   106/438   106/456   106/403   106/499   106/482   423/439   501/88   501/95.1   501/95.2   501/95.3   501/96.3   501/90   501/87   75/232   75/236   524/509   524/594   252/519.33   252/512   252/516   252/516.1   252/521   252/518.1   252/521.3   252/4   252/5   252/6   252/7   252/8   252/9   252/10   252/11   252/12   252/13   252/14   252/15   252/16   252/17   252/18   252/19   252/20   252/21   252/22   252/23.4  
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