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Mark Schario from Columbia Chemical explains USCAR’s multiyear project to determine how various trivalent chromium systems would perform in the real world.

An essential NASF conference to get the latest on important legislative and regulatory matters.

Columbia Chemical’s Mark Schario explains how the performance of trivalent chromium compares to hexavalent chromium, and what is needed to make the change to tri-chrome plating.

This paper presents recent industry specific hard chromium technology advancements such as meeting the needs of the automotive and hydraulic industries.  Examples for additional improvement potential are shown to simplify the operation and make hard chromium plating even more reliable in its specific needs for a wide range of industries served.

Bennett is on the board of directors of the Chicago Midwest Chapter of NASF and on the national board.

NASF has raised concerns over the proposed revisions, particularly related to the benchmark values that EPA and state agencies will be using for compliance.

2016 Theme is Detroit Reflections of the Future: Designing for Detroit Branded Mobility.

Over the past 10 years, there has been commercial development of black chromium deposits from a trivalent chromium electrolyte.  This paper will review the deposit characteristics and operational consideration of these similar, but different chromium plating deposits.

The two firms will be offering two days of training, with several technical sessions and hands-on testing throughout the day. The training is free, but space is limited.

Global Finishing Solutions aims to simplify the selection process with pre-engineered paint booths.