Parts Cleaning
Measuring E-coat Throwpower
Electrocoat’s strength lies in its throwpower, but how can applicators take the most advantage of this characteristic?
Read MoreGema Industry Partner Symposium a Success
Educational event outlined the many aspects of how Gema products precisely and efficiently “Control the Cloud.”
Read MoreCCAI Twin Cities Expo Draw Large Crowd
Held with the Minnesota Technical Assistance Program (MnTAP) at the University of Minnesota at Century College in White Bear Lake.
Read MoreAxalta Coating Systems Launches Global Technologies for the ACE Market
Combination of Axalta’s AquaEC electrocoat, liquid and powder coatings coupled with the company’s global footprint positions the company well.
Read MoreFaraday’s Law Applied to Cleaning
This paper is a re-publication of the the 2nd William Blum Lecture, presented at the 47th AES Annual Convention in Los Angeles by Dr. A. Kenneth Graham, 1959 AES Scientific Achievement Award recipient. While Faraday's Law had long been applied to electrodeposition processes, Dr. Graham took it a step further, considering its usage in the electrocleaning of various metal substrates in terms of electrical charge passed during the cleaning operation.
Read MoreQualicoat Grants First U.S. License to Trojan Powder Coating
Trojan has grown year after year to become one of the largest powder coating facilities on the east coast.
Read MoreDürr EcoDryScrubber Selected to Paint Shinkansen Train
Shinkansen high-speed train is known for its ability to reach all major cities in Japan quickly and on time.
Read MoreLiquid-to-Powder Coating Cost Estimator
App is for evaluating and comparing the material cost of a powder coating and liquid coating.
Read MoreAxalta Names Jeff Gordon Global Business Advisor
Gordon will become Axalta’s Global Business Advisor, and serve as special advisor to Charlie Shaver, Axalta Chairman and CEO
Read MoreConversion from Iron to Zinc Phosphate
I am currently interested in converting my washer from iron phosphate to zinc phosphate but I was concerned with the hazards of welding over the pretreated steel. I was also wondering if you can “double treat” with zinc phosphate, since the product will still have a layer of phosphate on it prior to wash.
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