NASA NTRS · 19790000138
Room-temperature bonding of thin plastic sheets
Abstract
Thin sheets of plastic are bonded together, without heat, by depositing metal films on plastic and applying light pressure. Films are pressed together at room temperature, technique which makes it possible to join organic material without high temperatures necessary for conventional adhesive bonding.
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Frazer, R. E.. 1979-08-01. Room-temperature bonding of thin plastic sheets. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790000138
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