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Exploring the: Vacuum/Vapor Coating Zone
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- Ramping Up PVD
- Big chamber to advance physical vapor deposition applications
Article Published: 5/1/2008
- Re-Thinking Precision Cleaning of Tools Prior to Coating for Increased Throughput and Superior Adhesion
- In the cutting tool world, an appropriately coated tool can allow increased feed of product and speed of cutting up to 50 percent, and can increase tool life up to 10 times. At HTL, the new Miraclean cleaning line has eliminated manual scrubbing lab...
Article Published: 9/1/2007
- Transforming Aerospace Metal Finishing Processes
- Replacement technologies and improved conventional wet processes move forward in a challenging marketplace.
Article Published: 12/1/2005
- Reinventing Chrome Coatings
- Low-temperature arc vapor deposition can provide an alternative to hexavalent chromium plating.
Article Published: 12/1/2005
- What to do about Hard Chromium
- EPA and OSHA are placing heavy restrictions on hard chromium plating. Here are some options available to platers...
Article Published: 2/1/2005
- Reproducible Decorative PVD Coatings
- Anytime and anywhere, PVD coatings on brass, zinc, stainless steel and ABS plastic can be reproduced...
Article Published: 9/1/2003
- Tooling Up a Tough Thin Film
- These thin-film coatings applied using PVD and CVD processes are tougher and longer lasting than your average tool coating…
Article Published: 9/1/2002
- The EN Plating Edge
- Electrochemical Finishing experimented with several electroless nickel baths until it found one that produced maximum brightness even after 12 turnovers…
Article Published: 4/1/2002
- New Plastics Plating Technology for 100-Year-Old Company
- When Hansgrohe installed a plastics plating line, it tried to work with the newest and most advanced chemistry on the market; however, it found it couldn't simply take something off-the-shelf and start running. It had to be tailored to its specific ...
Article Published: 5/1/2001
- Vacuum Deposition of Selenium
- Question:
We vacuum deposit selenium on 3003 and 6063 aluminum alloy drums for copy machines.
Article Published: 11/1/2000
