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Anodizing for Bonding Applications in Aerospace
12/1/2011 Products Finishing - Anodizing for pre-prep bonding bridges the gap between the metallic and composite worlds, as it provides a superior surface in many applications on aluminum components for bonding to these composites.
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Flying High with BSAA: Environmentally friendly alternative to chromic acid anodize
10/1/2011 Products Finishing - BSAA oxide coating exhibits many of the same properties as the aluminum oxide coating that is derived from the chromic acid process.
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Chromic Acid Anodize Failing Salt Spray Testing
5/1/2011 Products Finishing - We are performing salt spray testing on 2024 and 7075 alloy test panels that have been Type I (Chromic Acid) anodized. The test panels have been sealed in DI water at 96°C (205°F) for 25 min. The panels fail the salt spray test within 24 hr.
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Non-PFOS, Permanent Mist Suppressants for Hard Chromium Plating, Decorative Chromium Plating and Chromic Etch Applications
3/1/2011 Products Finishing - Mist suppressants are an important tool for reducing exposure of workers to Cr(VI) during plating and etching operations. A common raw material used for efficient mist suppressants was, and still is, PFOS. PFOS is subject to legislation across the world prohibiting its use for many applications. In this paper we will present developments and experiences with non-PFOS, permanent and non-permanent mist suppressants.
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Aluminum Anodizing
2/18/2011 Products Finishing - In all anodizing processes, the basic reaction is conversion of the aluminum surface to aluminum oxide.
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