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Showing 151 – 160 of 190 resultsOpportunism, a fading principle of today's society? Not according to this AES Scientific Achievement Award winner. Fast-rate plating, new processes for alloy deposition, electroforming and several other areas offer potential for opportunists in plating and surface finishing. Mr. Safranek presented this text, the 21st William Blum Lecture, at AES Annual Conference in Milwaukee.
What you need to know about testing your plated parts
More than 400 attendees and technology suppliers descended on the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando for the Electrocoat 2006 Conference.
This alternative to TGIC-based polyester powder coatings offers similar performance and enhanced transfer efficiencies.
OSHA's proposed chrome PEL, energy costs among the topics on attendees' minds…
Replacements for hexavalent chromium in both plating and passivation processes are becoming necessary because of the End-of-Life Directive from the European Union that prohibits the use of hexavalent chromium and/or regulates the quantities used.
Fabricators & Manufacturers Association president Gerald Shankel discusses the imperative to recruit young people with higher skills into the manufacturing workforce.
A look at the current state of EN technology
Question: Several months ago I became the plant manager of a production facility that takes rolled steel and performs stamping, welding, drilling, vibratory finishing, zinc phosphating, and electrocoating in order to produce our customers' products.
The clock is ticking for paint and coating operations to reduce HAP emissions and meet EPA guidelines.
