MMS Blog
PF Direct - Obtain Information on YOUR Terms
I’d like to use my column this month to tell you about a new feature we’ve added to the Products Finishing reader service system.
Read MoreResources for Rinsing Issues
Question: We are in the process of upgrading our rinsing capabilities. Where can I get information on rinsing methodology?
Read MorePowder Coating: Keeping Racks Clean
Every electrostatic powder coating shop has to find a way to remove powder buildup on racks and fixtures to maintain electrical conductivity. Finishers typically have two options: outsource the cleaning or install in-house stripping...
Read MoreRadTech e|5 Preview
RadTech International North America’s upcoming e|5 Technology Expo & Conference hopes to shed some light on the increasingly popular ultraviolet and electron beam technologies...
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UV-Curable Basecoats and Clearcoats for Automotive Lighting
With the influx of plastic into automotive lighting in the early 1980s, a fresh market for coatings quickly emerged.
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Mass Finishing for Delicate Parts
Ever since the first Roman soldiers tossed their armor into a barrel full of water and river stones to shine it for battle, mass finishing has played a major role in efficient post-production surface improvement.
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UV Coating Technology on the Rise
According to Products Finishing magazine’s UV Coating Technology Awareness Survey, ultraviolet curing is gaining increased acceptance in today’s finishing job shops...
Read MoreStroke of Genius
A few weeks ago, I stumbled across a news item about the retirement of David Bradley, the “inventor” of Ctrl-Alt-Delete.
Read MoreC.I.L.—Where Tradition Meets Today
Even though the company has only been in business 10 years, it has more than 125 years of experience in the finishing industry...
Read MoreColor Matters
When it comes to color, automotive paint suppliers don't just forecast the next big trends...they create them.
Read MoreTreat Them Like Individuals
In 1927, the Western Electric Company conducted what it thought would prove a routine experiment.
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