DocumentCode :
3773185
Title :
A water soluble wire enamel
Author :
J. P. Haughney;G. Hurayt
Author_Institution :
The Sherwin-Williams Company, Chicago, Illinois
fYear :
1973
Firstpage :
22
Lastpage :
23
Abstract :
A Water Soluble Wire Enamel has been developed and successfully coated on copper and aluminum magnet wire. The story of the development of the polymer, its brainstorming, planning and evaluations are related. The film properties of this water-soluble polyester are approximately equal to solvent polyesters. Cresylic acid is no longer needed. Costs are approximately equal to solvent enamels. Because wire coaters were concerned about the emissions from their operations, this program was initiated to formulate wire enamels that would have acceptable effluent levels. This development was a joint venture of the Sherwin-Williams Company and Packard Electric, General Motors Division.
Keywords :
"Wires","Resins","Polymers","Copper","Solvents","Aluminum","Industries"
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Electrical Insulation Conference, 1973 EIC 11th
Print_ISBN :
978-1-5090-3110-8
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/EIC.1973.7468609
Filename :
7468609
Link To Document :
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