Patent information:

Patent:Utility 2,230,205
Patented:January 28, 1941
Applied:October 24, 1939
Title:Process of Connecting a Metal Body to a Vitreous Ceramic Body
Description:Metallic coating to facilitate soldering metal parts onto the insulator
Category:Miscellaneous
Assigned to:Locke Insulator Corp.

Patentee Information:

ROWLAND, Davidge H. Baltimore, MD
CROSKEY, Carl D. Baltimore, MD

Class and subclass information:

Class:228METAL FUSION BONDING
Subclass:124.1PROCESS Metal to nonmetal with separate metallic filler With treating;
Class:63JEWELRY
Subclass:20 
Class:228METAL FUSION BONDING
Subclass:208PROCESS With pretreating other than heating or cooling of work part of filler prior to bonding and any application of filler Applying preliminary bond facilitating metal coating;
Class:228METAL FUSION BONDING
Subclass:259PROCESS Applying or distributing fused filler By immersing in stagnant pool;
Class:427COATING PROCESSES
Subclass:383.5WITH POST-TREATMENT OF COATING OR COATING MATERIAL Heating or drying (e.g., polymerizing, vulcanizing, curing, etc.) Metal coating Inorganic base Fused oxide-containing base (e.g., ceramic, glass, etc.);
Class:427COATING PROCESSES
Subclass:422SPRAYING Heated coating material;
Class:427COATING PROCESSES
Subclass:427SPRAYING Inorganic coating material;
Class:427COATING PROCESSES
Subclass:431IMMERSION OR PARTIAL IMMERSION Molten metal or fused salt bath;
Class:427COATING PROCESSES
Subclass:433IMMERSION OR PARTIAL IMMERSION Molten metal or fused salt bath Lead, zinc, or tin coating (e.g., galvanizing, etc.);

Known specimens:

None known