July 2011 ISSUE

July 2011
July 2011 |
COVER STORY

Navy re-opens powder coating facility after 16 years

Corrosion resistance reason for re-opening closed plant

FEATURES

Anodizing

ANODIZING: Saginaw Valley State University building meets LEED certification

First project in the northeastern and mid-Michigan to get Silver Green Building Rating
Liquid Coating

Army Reducing HAP and VOC Ouput

New program wins DOD award, saves $1B
Anodizing

BASF issues "Color Trend Report"

'Green Luxury," human symbiosis with technology are in
Powder Coating

BEST DEFENSE: Military approves CARC powder coats

Department of Defense approves the use for military vehicles
Powder Coating

CARC: Back to the Drawing Board for Manufacturers

Manufacturers hurry to meet DoD specs


CCAI Honors Members, Elects New Officers

The Chemical Coaters Association International honored members for service and dedication and installed its 2011-2012 Officers and National Board members during their 2011 Annual Meeting held in Welches, OR in mid-June.
Liquid Coating

Color-Changing Paints Show Safety Benefits for Soldiers

Military using ‘thermal indicating paints’ on ammunition.
Anodizing

EPA proposes review of 14 chemicals known as 'glymes'

Some chemicals used in paints and coatings
Powder Coating

Navy re-opens powder coating facility after 16 years

Corrosion resistance reason for re-opening closed plant
Electroplating

Pavco rolls out germ-killing metal finish

Antimicrobial protection is electrodeposited in the nickel, providing strong and long-term antimicrobial effectiveness.


Electroplating

Test panel standards being developed

ASTM standard will be first that addresses test panel preparation

Tom McCardle awarded CCAI's James F. Wright Lifetime Achievement award

Served on CCAI National Board and as National President.
Electroplating

Two Plating Shops Hit With Fines

Van Nuys, CA plater hit with $100K; Arizona firm ponys up $125K for violations.
Electroplating

Works of art in black oxide

Cleveland Black Oxide assists local artist
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