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Episode 6: Transitioning Hexavalent Chromium to Trivalent, Part 2
In this episode of On the Line, Products Finishing editor-in-chief Scott Francis sits down with Bryan Leiker and Justin Guzman representing the Metal Finishers Association of California to discuss the impact of California’s recently proposed transition deadlines for hexavalent chromium plating to trivalent chromium alternatives.
ListenExair Releases New 1/8 NPT No Drip Spray Nozzle
Exair has released a new 1/8 NPT No Drip Siphon Fed Air Atomizing Spray Nozzles designed to provide consistent and even flow of non-pressurized liquid
Read MoreUnique Rhodium Alternative for the Small Scale
Umicore Electroplating develops an electrolyte designed for smaller production
Read MoreFalcon Cranes Goes Prehistoric with HMG Paints
Falcon Cranes are known for their high-rise cranes however they have recently been involved in reinvigorating a dinosaur sculpture.
Read MoreMicroCare Offers Free Safer Cleaning Webinar
MicroCare LLC will share their knowledge of safe cleaning solutions when they host the webinar ‘Avoid the Pitfalls: Converting Away from TCE and nPB in your cleaning Process’ on May 26.
Read MoreHitachi High-Tech Opens State-of-the-Art Production Facility in Shanghai
The state-of-the-art facility has been designed to support a rapid upscaling in the development and production of high-tech analysis equipment.
Read MorePreventative Maintenance for Paint Line Conveyors
Dave Hesse, field installation superintendent, Global Finishing Solutions, offers suggestions for inspecting and maintaining your industrial conveyor system.
Read MoreGardner Business Media Announces Inaugural Top Shops Expo & Conference
New industrial event delivers data, sourcing and technology solutions for durable goods manufacturing businesses
Read MoreMOCAP New Series and Expansions
MOCAP has introduced an expansion on T series Tapered Plug Caps and FC Series Flanged Caps.
Read MoreCoating Manufacturer Releases New Fire Protectant
Hempel launches Hempafire Pro 400 designed for 90 minutes of cellulosic fire protection.
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