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White Bronze, Copper-Tin-Zinc Tri-metal: Expanding Applications and New Developments in a Changing Landscape
5/20/2013 Products Finishing - This paper deals with the renewed interest in applications for white bronze tri-metal (Cu-Sn-Zn alloy).
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“Lumpy” Stannate Tin
5/16/2013 Products Finishing - I am having problems plating stannate tin on parts that have a copper flash. Parts are “lumpy” and dewetted.
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Plating Copper Bus Bars
5/14/2013 Products Finishing - Why are the copper bus bars in our plating facility nickel-plated?
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Anodyne Receives Boeing C-17 Approval
5/14/2013 Products Finishing - Santa Ana, California-based company is a Nadcap approved metal finishing company founded in 1960 that focuses on the aerospace industry.
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Flaking Nickel
5/10/2013 Products Finishing - Our stripping process sometimes does not remove all of the nickel plate. When re-plated, the areas that still have “old” nickel on the surface tend to flake. Do you have any suggestions for solving this problem?
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