Abstract:
MAGNETIC RECORDING MEDIA IN TAPE FORM HAVING ON THE BACK OF THE SUBSTRATE A PATTERN OF RAISED DOTS WITH A HIGH COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION WHICH IMPROVE THE WINDING PROPERTIES.
Abstract:
Manufacture of magnetic recording media by preparing a dispersion of particulate magnetic pigment in a binder based on a mixture of polycondensates with the addition of organic solvents and, optionally, conventional additives, applying a coating of said dispersion to the substrate and finally drying or curing the coating. The binder used for the dispersion of magnetic pigment consists of a mixture of phenol/formaldehyde condensates and thermoplastic polyester of terephthalic and isophthalic acids and ethylene glycol and neopentyl glycol.
Abstract:
Guide elements for magnetic tapes wound or to be wound in the form of packs on flangeless spools, the guide elements being movable in the plane of rotation of the packs. At least part of the guide elements is located between the pack and the outermost winding and thus constantly guides the tape as it is wound or unwound, resulting in optimal tape guidance and consequently in a stable and accurate winding on the spool.
Abstract:
THE INVENTION RELATES TO A PROCESS FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF MAGNETIC RECORDING MEDIA HAVING THIN METALLIC FERROMAGNETIC COATINGS. THE MAGNETIC RECORDING MEDIA ARE MANUFACTURED BY TREATING A SUBSTRATE HAVING A COATING CONSISTING OF A DISPERSION OF PARTICULATE IRON OR ZINC IN A BINDER SUCH THAT ELECTROLESS DEPOSITION OF COPPER TAKES PLACE BY DISPLACEMENT OF THE IRON OR ZINC, WHICH COPPER COATING MAY BE THICKENED BY ELECTRODEPOSITING COPPER OR SILVER THEREON. A FERROMAGNETIC COATING CONSISTING OF COBALT AND NICKEL AND ADDITIONALLY PHOSPHORUS, COPPER OR ZINC AND/OR MANGANESE AND OPTIONALLY IRON IS ELECTRODEPOSITED ON THE COPPER LAYER. THE PROCESS OF THE INVENTION PRODUCES MAGNETIC RECORDING MEDIA WITH THIN METALLIC COATINGS OF HIGH ABRASION RESISTANCE WHICH CAUSE MINIMUM HEAD WEAR AND HAVE A HIGH STORAGE CAPACITY.
Abstract:
Guide elements for magnetic tapes wound or to be wound in the form of packs on flangeless spools, the guide elements being movable in the plane of rotation of the packs. At least part of the guide elements is located between the pack and the outermost winding and thus constantly guides the tape as it is wound or unwound, resulting in optimal tape guidance and consequently in a stable and accurate winding on the spool.