US663618A - Composition of matter for enameling metal ware. - Google Patents

Composition of matter for enameling metal ware. Download PDF

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US663618A
US663618A US73454199A US1899734541A US663618A US 663618 A US663618 A US 663618A US 73454199 A US73454199 A US 73454199A US 1899734541 A US1899734541 A US 1899734541A US 663618 A US663618 A US 663618A
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    • C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C03—GLASS; MINERAL OR SLAG WOOL
    • C03C—CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF GLASSES, GLAZES OR VITREOUS ENAMELS; SURFACE TREATMENT OF GLASS; SURFACE TREATMENT OF FIBRES OR FILAMENTS MADE FROM GLASS, MINERALS OR SLAGS; JOINING GLASS TO GLASS OR OTHER MATERIALS
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  • My composition consists of the following ingredients combined in substantially the proportions stated, viz: borax, sixty-one parts, by weight; feldspar, seventy-one parts, by weight; quartz, forty-four parts, by Weight; floor-spar, fifteen parts, by weight; soda, fourteen parts, by weight; saltpeter, eleven parts, by weight, adding to these a sufficient quantity of bone ash or pipe-clay or any similar substance to give the mass the desired consistency and oxids in fair proportion if it be desired to color the mixture.
  • These ingredients having been thoroughly mixed are molten together and ground with Water.
  • the quantity of pipe-clay or similar substance used is determined by the consistency desired to give the mass, while it is only limited by the ability of the mass to flux it.
  • the quantity of liquid to be used is likewise governed by the consistency desired to be given the mass.
  • the metal article to be enameled should first be carefully cleaned and prepared, so that it presents a suitable surface for the reception of an enameling-coat.
  • a coat of the enameling mixture above described is then applied in any suitable manner, preferably by dipping, and the excess coating material (if any) removed in any of the well-known Ways.
  • Said coating may then be dried and fused; or to said coating and while the same is Wet a second and coloring-coat or partial coat may be applied and thereafter said two coats simultaneously dried and fused; or said first coat having been dried a second and coloring coat or partial coat may be applied, dried in any suitable manner, and thereafter the two coats simultaneously fused; or any desired number of enameling mixtures having substantially the same proportions as hereiubefore specified, any number of which may contain coloring-matter, may be simultaneously applied to the steel su rface to be enameled and Having thus described myinvention, what I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is-
  • composition of matter consisting of borax, feldspar, quartz, fluor-spar, soda, saltpeter, pipe-clay, 0r similar substance, and water, or other suitable liquid, substantially as, and for the purpose, described.
  • composition of matter for enameling metal Ware consisting of sixty-one parts by weight borax, seventyone parts by weight feldspar, forty-four parts by Weight quartz, fifteen parts by Weight fluor-spar, fourteen parts by weight soda, eleven parts by weight saltpeter, pipe-clay, or similar substance, and Water, substantially as, and for the purpose, described.

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Unrrnn dramas ATENT FFICE.
WVILBUR TOPPING, OF HARVEY, ILLINOIS.
COMPOSITION OF MATTER FOR ENAMELING METAL WARE.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent N 0. 663,618, dated Decemberll, 1900.
Serial No. 734,541. No specimens.)
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, WILBUR 'IOPPING, a citizen of the United States, residing at Harvey, in the county of Cook and State of Illinois, have invented a new and useful Composition of Matter to be used for Enameling Metal fare, of which the following is a speci fication.
My composition consists of the following ingredients combined in substantially the proportions stated, viz: borax, sixty-one parts, by weight; feldspar, seventy-one parts, by weight; quartz, forty-four parts, by Weight; floor-spar, fifteen parts, by weight; soda, fourteen parts, by weight; saltpeter, eleven parts, by weight, adding to these a sufficient quantity of bone ash or pipe-clay or any similar substance to give the mass the desired consistency and oxids in fair proportion if it be desired to color the mixture. These ingredients having been thoroughly mixed are molten together and ground with Water. The quantity of pipe-clay or similar substance used is determined by the consistency desired to give the mass, while it is only limited by the ability of the mass to flux it. The quantity of liquid to be used is likewise governed by the consistency desired to be given the mass.
In using the above-described composition so as to obtain the most satisfactory results the metal article to be enameled should first be carefully cleaned and prepared, so that it presents a suitable surface for the reception of an enameling-coat. A coat of the enameling mixture above described is then applied in any suitable manner, preferably by dipping, and the excess coating material (if any) removed in any of the well-known Ways. Said coating may then be dried and fused; or to said coating and while the same is Wet a second and coloring-coat or partial coat may be applied and thereafter said two coats simultaneously dried and fused; or said first coat having been dried a second and coloring coat or partial coat may be applied, dried in any suitable manner, and thereafter the two coats simultaneously fused; or any desired number of enameling mixtures having substantially the same proportions as hereiubefore specified, any number of which may contain coloring-matter, may be simultaneously applied to the steel su rface to be enameled and Having thus described myinvention, what I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is-
1. The herein described composition of matter consisting of borax, feldspar, quartz, fluor-spar, soda, saltpeter, pipe-clay, 0r similar substance, and water, or other suitable liquid, substantially as, and for the purpose, described.
2. The herein-described composition of matter for enameling metal Ware, consisting of sixty-one parts by weight borax, seventyone parts by weight feldspar, forty-four parts by Weight quartz, fifteen parts by Weight fluor-spar, fourteen parts by weight soda, eleven parts by weight saltpeter, pipe-clay, or similar substance, and Water, substantially as, and for the purpose, described.
WVILBUR TOPPING.
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CHARLES S. HILL, M. A. KENNEDY.
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