Thermally Sprayed Coating Composites for Film Heating Devices
Direct heated systems in white goods for medium temperature applications (approx. 250°-350° C) can be applied onto glass, glass ceramic and metal substrates by means of thermal spraytechniques. Essentially, such a system requires at least two functional layers to work properly: (1)The metal coating...
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