Invention Process Needed: A method of coating a gun barrel 02 16 2017
Where by the barrel is coated via being placed in sacrificial jaws that are turned on it, as if held in a vice by them. The sacrificial jaws are the coating material and made of zinc, magnesium, copper, aluminum, brass, or perhaps more expensive metals.
May have unique military applications/ effects.
The jaws can be heated.
Also there can be a fixative agent or process to the coating.
Inexpensive way to achieve a different effect. That effect might be rustproofing or unique finish.
Copyright 2017 Thomas Murphy
Where by the barrel is coated via being placed in sacrificial jaws that are turned on it, as if held in a vice by them. The sacrificial jaws are the coating material and made of zinc, magnesium, copper, aluminum, brass, or perhaps more expensive metals.
May have unique military applications/ effects.
The jaws can be heated.
Also there can be a fixative agent or process to the coating.
Inexpensive way to achieve a different effect. That effect might be rustproofing or unique finish.
Copyright 2017 Thomas Murphy
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