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- Nickel Regulation and NASF Action
- The NASF continues to work closely on advocacy efforts to ensure that U.S. and global regulatory bodies make responsible and scientifically-informed decisions on materials uses for a range of coatings processes.
Article Published: 6/1/2013
- White Bronze, Copper-Tin-Zinc Tri-metal: Expanding Applications and New Developments in a Changing Landscape
- This paper deals with the renewed interest in applications for white bronze tri-metal (Cu-Sn-Zn alloy).
Article: External Published: 5/20/2013
- SUR/FIN Preview: Old School, Chicago Style
- As we head to the Windy City for NASF’s SUR/FIN 2013, let’s take a look at some of the oldest continuous plating operations in Chicagoland.
Article Published: 5/1/2013
- A.M. Metal Finishing Meets The Lockheed Standard
- Orlando plating shop one of 70 to make Lockheed Martin’s Preferred Supplier list from 2,000 vendors
Article Published: 5/1/2013
- Game Planning Your Pretreatment Switch
- How golf course equipment maker Jacobsen aced the conversion.
Article Published: 5/1/2013
- Method for Comparison of Leveling in Decorative Acid Copper Plating
- Presented here is a test mechanism used to compare and contrast systems for leveling in acid copper plating as well as additives within a system.
Article: External Published: 4/18/2013
- European Commission Issues Roadmap for Targeting Chemicals, Metals
- 55 substances per year will be risk-assessed, but the mid-term objective is to assess 80 substances by the end of 2014.
Article Published: 4/1/2013
- The NASF 1000: Finishing Industry Leaders Support NASF Public Policy Agenda
- The NASF recently launched the NASF 1000 initiative to provide sustaining support for the finishing industry’s public policy advocacy and government relations activities.
Article Published: 4/1/2013
- Warsaw, Ind: The orthopedics capital of the world
- Study done by Kosciusko County says employs about 6,800 orthopedic industry workers, representing nearly one in every four jobs in the county.
Article Published: 4/1/2013
- Senate Bills Would Require High-Risk Facilities to Implement “Inherently Safer Technologies”
- Senator Lautenberg introduced two bills seeking to require certain high-risk facilities to implement measures—including so-called inherently safer technologies —to protect them from terrorist attacks.
Article Published: 4/1/2013
