Abstract:
A coating and bonding composition is disclosed which includes a suspending agent, bonding agent, thinning agent, and a metallic flake designed to bond a dissimilar metal to the thread surface to prevent seizing and galling.
Abstract:
A solid lubricant additive for resin-bound friction lining mixtures contains manganous sulphide (MnS). The additive further optionally contains other sulphides, carbon carriers such as graphite and coke, phosphates and/or oxides. The additive results in the adjustment of the coefficient of friction and wear in friction lining materials. The additive may be advantageously employed in asbestos-free and lead-free friction lining mixtures in heavy-duty friction parts as used in brakes, clutches, synchromesh gears.
Abstract:
Lubricant for use in hot forming of steel at high temperatures and especially in the production of seamless tubes in so-called multiple pipe mills, in which the lubricant must adhere water-resistant to the tool. This is achieved by a lubricant containing, besides a solid lubricant and a thickening agent, a binding agent from the series of the carboxylated styrene-butadiene latices.
Abstract:
This invention discloses a new ferrofluid and the use of ferrofluids in magnetically controllable couplings such as electromagnetic clutches and brakes. The new ferrofluid is comprised of a stable suspension of magnetizable particles having a size of at least one micron, a fluid carrier and a complexing agent. The complexing agent maintains the magnetizable particles in suspension within the carrier fluid.
Abstract:
The present invention includes a method for the manufacture of a bearing seal which includes providing a polymer and/or a filler coated with a polymer and thereafter heating the coated filler to bond the copolymer to the filler. Following cooling of the coated filler, it is pulverized and added to granular polytetrafluoroethylene. This admixture is then mixed to obtain a uniform blend and thereafter shaped by compacting and heating into a preselected form. Fillers suitable for the present invention may be carbon, metal, glass, carbide, disulfide, polymeric, polyester fluoride and ceramic fibers.
Abstract:
Improved composite bearings are provided employing cold forming and sintering techniques. Improvements in compositions for impregnating porous layers of composite bearings are provided comprising lead or lead alloy, perfluorinated polymer, particulate thermoplastic polymer and clay in particular proportions. When such materials are formed into bearings and subsequently sintered, improved resistance to stripping and wear is provided.
Abstract:
A lubricant composition for thread or bearing surface operated at high temperature and stress load conditions, a thixotropic mixture including a Jojoba base vehicle, metallic and non-metallic particulates, a metallic component for wetting the stressed thread or bearing surfaces, together with non-metallic particulates that coat the stressed surfaces and other metallic particulate solids also wet by the metallic component. The lubricating vehicle retains the composition in place under extremely high temperatures without gassing off so that the particulate elements function properly to permit relative sliding motion of the stressed surfaces.
Abstract:
A part is made of a material comprising less than 90% by weight of a polymer selected from the group consisting of polytetrafluoroethylene, polyurethane, nitrile, fluoroelastomer, and polyphenylene sulfide; and more than 10% by weight of another material, comprising about 15% to 60% by volume of grains of titanium carbide dispersed through a metal matrix.
Abstract:
A preapplied, non-migratory, anti-galling composition, capable of retaining excellent lubricating properties up to temperatures of about 1200.degree. F. for an extended period of time, comprising an aqueous dispersion of graphite powder or metal powder, or both, in a polymeric binder. The composition is especially useful for providing a lubricating agent for metallic threaded objects to be subjected to high temperatures.
Abstract:
A thread sealing and lubricating composition which can be employed at elevated temperatures without carburization of stainless steel fittings is disclosed. The composition contains 8-25% finely divided copper flakes, 5-20% finely divided aluminum particles, and 4-15% non-metallic, non-carbon powder suspended in a petroleum vehicle. The preferred composition contains 10% copper flakes, 5% aluminum powder, 5% non-metallic powder and 80% viscous petroleum vehicle.