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Powder Coating Chain
Some powder coating jobs are trickier than others. Here’s a peek at how Keystone Koating recently powder coated a long chain.
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The Benefits of Benchmarking Surface Quality in Manufacturing
Lucas Dillingham, of surface inspection technology provider Brighton Science, offers insights for consistent, successful adhesion of coatings.
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Building Momentum for the Future of the Finishing Industry
Products Finishing editor-in-chief Scott Francis offers a quick recap of this year’s SUR/FIN surface finishing industry trade show.
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A Top Name in Finishing in More Ways (and Locations) Than One
Inside the business philosophy and company culture at Pioneer Metal Finishing.
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Solving Unmet Needs of the Medical Device Industry
Pioneer Metal Finishing's Medical Center of Excellence has expanded the company's capacity to serve the critical medical device industry. With ISO 13485 certification in hand, the company is now a key driver in medical innovations.
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What To Do When a Team Member Boils Over
The art of listening goes a long way in easing a team member’s anxiety.
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Japanese Automotive Supply Chain Reliance on Plating Job Shops
The relevance of electroplaters in Japan’s automotive industry is more important than ever.
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Understanding Infrared Line-of-Sight
Marty Sawyer of Trimac Industrial Systems offers insights into using infrared to accelerate your powder coating curing operations.
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An Interview With Brandon Acker, Titan Abrasive Systems
Blasting plays an important surface preparation for coating operations. Brandon Acker, president of Titan Abrasive Systems, offers insights for blasting best practices, common pitfalls and more.
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Bumps in the Road
The past two years have been challenging in many ways — here are some thoughts on moving forward during difficult times.
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The Future of Virus Detection
High purity surfaces to enable spectroscopy-based diagnostic testing.
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Unique Coating Reduces Friction of Sliding Ceramic, Metallic, and Polymer Components
An extremely thin, hard diamond-like carbon (DLC) coating decreases the coefficient of friction (COF) of components to nearly zero, while increasing wear resistance.
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