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Dürr Develops Printing-Like Applicator for Paint
Advancing the ability to apply paint to vehicles without the need for masking—and with no overspray.
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Using Ion Exchange in Trivalent Chromium Systems
Shane Moore of Pavco discusses the role of ion exchange technology in trivalent chromium systems for maintaining a consistent deposit.
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Color and Quality in Powder Coating
Diverse and customized powder coating colors can give you a competitive edge.
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NeoGraf Solutions Partners With First Graphene, Expands Into U.S.
In a 10-year pact, NeoGraf will sell First Graphene’s PureGraph products under its Graf-X brand. The company expects to develop and grow the U.S. graphene market.
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Anti-Corrosive Powder Coatings for Agriculture, Construction
AkzoNobel Powder Coatings’ Interpon ACE range is specifically designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, chemical corrosion and scratching and abrasion.
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NASF's SUR/FIN 2022 Is Just Around the Corner
For the surface finishing industry, opportunities to learn, network and connect are abundant at SUR/FIN 2022.
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Celebrating Women's History Month Through Manufacturing
Several editors across sister publications of Gardner Business Media share their thoughts and experiences being a woman in manufacturing.
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Mineral Acids for Activation vs. Acid Salt
Advantages of replacing mineral acid with acid salt for pickling.
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Global Metal Finishing Achieves Nadcap Accreditation
Aluminum anodizing and precision hard coating company Global Metal Finishing receives Nadcap accreditation.
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AESF Research Projects and Some Related Results (2005)
The NASF and AESF Foundation have been funding research projects in surface finishing for nearly a century. Not only have basic questions and new technologies been addressed, but numerous students have been introduced to and have made careers in our industry. This is well illustrated by the examples of projects undertaken at Penn State University, as described in Dr. Pickering’s 45th William Blum Lecture from 2005. Such successes continue today in our current research program.
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