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Navy re-opens powder coating facility after 16 years
Corrosion resistance reason for re-opening closed plant
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Two Plating Shops Hit With Fines
Van Nuys, CA plater hit with $100K; Arizona firm ponys up $125K for violations.
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BEST DEFENSE: Military approves CARC powder coats
Department of Defense approves the use for military vehicles
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Pavco rolls out germ-killing metal finish
Antimicrobial protection is electrodeposited in the nickel, providing strong and long-term antimicrobial effectiveness.
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Color-Changing Paints Show Safety Benefits for Soldiers
Military using ‘thermal indicating paints’ on ammunition.
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EPA Sets New Timeline on Oven Regulations
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has set a schedule for issuing updated air toxics standards for boilers and certain solid waste incinerators as part of a filing with the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit.
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Finishers can use free software to show that reshoring is about even to overseas
Finishing shops can show how keeping products in the U.S. is almost even to going overseas
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New software helps designers pick "eco-friendly' finishes
Granta Design software helps products designers look at considerations of finishing processes such as painting, electroplating, and powder coating.
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Powder Coater Testifies Before U.S. Congress
Paul Belham, who owns Bell's Powder Coating along with his wife Nancy in North Attleboro, MA, testified June 20 before several U.S. Congressmen in Washington D.C. in support of Trade Adjustment Assistance Centers, which has lost funding for the 2012 federal budget.
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Sherwin-Williams wins U.S. EPA award
Reduces 800,000 pounds of VOCs by using soybean oil and recycled plastic
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