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Welcome to Your First Day in Surface Finishing
This advice could help someone just starting out turn an entry-level manufacturing job into a satisfying career.
Read MoreWhat's Causing Increased Usage of Alkaline Spray Cleaner?
Coral Chemical’s Ken Kaluzny says there are several situations related to solution loss or chemical neutralization to investigate when cleaner usage changes dramatically.
Read MoreUsing Eductors to Achieve Uniform Plating
The ABCs of good plating from Bex’s Dave Keely: agitation balances chemistry.
Read MoreResearchers Create Superstrong Aluminum Alloys for Automotive, Aerospace Applications
The alloy is lightweight and possibly stronger than stainless steel, but it provides flexibility that stainless steel does not in many applications.
Read MoreGema Adds Territory Manager for West Region
Lawrence “Mac” McKane’s background as an end user in the powder coating industry offers a unique added perspective to the Gema team.
Read MoreManual Gun Well-Suited for Applying Highly Viscous Materials
Dürr’s EcoGun AS MAN 1AF features a pressure-assisted, gravity-feed cup system that provides a fine spray pattern, even with highly viscous and thixotropic coating materials.
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Electro-codeposition of MCrAlY Coatings for Advanced Gas Turbine Applications - 2nd Quarterly Research Report
In this quarter, focus was on planned research on the effect of current density and powder density on CrAlY(Ta) particle incorporation in electro-codeposited Ni-CrAlY(Ta) composite coatings.
Read MoreEcoat Boot Camp Is Sept. 11-12 in Mississippi
The event will include a tour of Systems Electrocoating’s facility in Jackson, Mississippi, as well as a copy of the textbook Electrocoating: A Guidebook for Finishers.
Read MoreStartup Anodizer Will Create New Jobs in Northern Indiana
Northern Indiana Anodize says it plans to invest $6.9 million in its first location in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and create as many as 48 new jobs by the end of 2021.
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Navy Developing Coating to Reduce Ship Fuel, Energy Costs
It can repel water, oil, alcohol and even peanut butter, and it might save the U.S. Navy millions of dollars in ship fuel costs, reduce the amount of energy that vessels consume and improve operational efficiency.
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