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While there appears to be a worthwhile savings if we use the bulb crusher, we have been under the impression that spent fluorescent and metal halide lamps are hazardous waste if they are crushed. They say it is not. Could you give us some guidance?

The history of electroplating is a curious mixture of mistakes, observations, serendipity and experimental development, enmeshed and entwined with the discovery of electricity in the late 18th century. Join Mr. Nebiolo as he reviews the fascinating history of our industry and its metamorphosis during the last 238 years. He will also provide a brief history of our flagship society, the NASF.

We are considering switching to magnesium hydroxide since jar tests performed by a chemical supplier indicate a 30% reduction in filter press cake at a pH of 8.5. Our flow consists of 2/3 tumbling and 1/3 nickel-chrome plating with a combined flow of 60 gal/min. Is this realistic?

Castle Metal Finishing’s Meier will be honored at the AESF Board Meeting on April 12.

The objective of the work is to study and optimize the MCrAlY electrocodeposition process to improve the coating oxidation/corrosion performance. In this quarter, work focused on preparation and characterization of CrAlY-based alloy powders for the planned research activities in Task 2: The Effect of CrAlY Particle size on CrAlY Particle Incorporation.

U.S. Army's ECBC research will ultimately improve combat vehicle protective coatings.

Quality, costs and sustainability in focus with liquid coatings.

by William McCord Technical Editor’s Note: The paper begins with introductory remarks by Chairman Maurice R.

The focus or driving force is to eliminate contaminants from the surface.

Systems must be safe, effective and environmentally compliant.