Aldonex Manufactures Industrial Power Supplies
Products include rectifiers, data loggers, and amp hour totalizers and controllers.
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Lanco Supplies and Buys Used Metal Finishing Equipment
Lanco buys, sells and trades used and refurbished filter presses, rectifiers, plating lines, spin dryers, sludge dryers, clarifiers and more.
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SanRex Creates Plating Power Supplies
Company’s DCAuto HKD-G Series serves as power source for plating small capacities.
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2020 Bright Design Challenge Concludes Virtually
The Metal Finishing Association of California has completed the 10th year of the Bright Design Program with the Pasadena College of Design, this year conducting the final presentations online to allow for social distancing during the coronavirus crisis.
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Filter Pump Creates Custom Pumps, Systems
Product line includes array of custom pumps, including vertical seal-less immersible; horizontal-centrifugal direct drive; magnetic-driven centrifugal; and self-priming.
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Birchwood Technologies Manufactures Range of Metal Finishing Chemicals
Birchwood Technologies makes Tru Temp mid-temperature black oxide, alkaline soak cleaners, rust preventives, Presto Black room-temperature blackeners for iron and steel.
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Elsyca Designs, Optimizes Electrochemical Processes
Elsyca’s processes include electroplating, electropolishing, ecoating, electroforming and anodizing.
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Arkema's Kynar Flex PVDF Resists Corrosion
These resins are designed to bring chemical resistance and prolonged life to plating equipment.
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Celebrities Who Once Worked in Electroplating
Over many years, AESF/NASF stalwart Jack Dini contributed a series of fascinating columns to Plating & Surface Finishing, under the title Fact or Fiction?. What follows is a welcome addition to his output for the NASF. Still the prolific writer, Jack discusses celebrities (both scientists and non-scientists) who once worked in electroplating.
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AES Research Project #41: Plating on Aluminum, Part 2: Morphology
Originally published in 1980, this paper was the second on AES Research Project #41, plating on aluminum, at the National Institute for Science and Technology. A study of the morphologies of zinc and tin immersion deposits on Al and its alloys showed that zinc formed epitaxial deposits on alloys, as noted on pure Al. Similarities exist between the zincate and stannate processes; in particular, the same crystallography orientations are active in both systems. Comparisons between zinc deposits produced from solutions containing ferric chloride and Rochelle salts and deposits from the same solution without these additions show that ferric chloride plays a fundamental role in the deposition process.
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