plating processes and base metals
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sion reductions that can be generated using electrostatic equipment. On the other side, the guide indicates the pay- back in dollars-per-year savings that result from decreased paint usage.
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Spray Gun Kremlin Inc. Addison, 111.
The M21 G VLP very-low-pressure spray gun is the subject of a 2-page, color flyer. The literature includes a list of advantages, technical character- istics, and an adjustment chart.
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Precision Cleaning Solutions Kyzen Corp. Nashville, Tenn.
Kyzen’s line of Metalnox cleaners and rust and corrosion inhibitors is the subject of a 6-page flyer. Cleaning so- lutions discussed are the VOC-compli- ant aqueous solvents: Metalnox XZN, Metalnox PC5, and Metalnox M6301;
nonaqueous solvents: Metalnox X381 and Metalnox X383; and water emul- sified solvents: Metalnox XDRS, Met- alnox M6010, Metalnox M6200, and Metalnox PC3/LF. Rust and corrosion inhibitors discussed are Metalnox XC 17, Metalnox XRP2, Metalnox XRP3, and Metalnox RP4.
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Plating Processes and Base Metals Luster-On Products Inc. Springfield, Mass.
Featured in a 4-page brochure are the company’s zinc plating processes, noncyanide zinc process, cyanide zinc, eadmium plating process, copper plat- ing process, nickel plating processes, electroless nickel processes, chrome plating process, tin plating process, and silver plating process. Also dis- cussed are chromate conversion coat- ings for zinc, cadmium, copper and copper alloys, aluminum, and silver.
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Sulfamate Nickel Plating Processes MacDermid Inc. Waterbury, Conn.
The Barrett Sulfamate Nickel Plat- ing Operating Guide discusses bath and deposit advantages, applications, physical properties and operating data. Also mentioned are the function of all components used in the process, equip- ment for all sulfamate nickel baths, barrel plating with the process, hard deposits from the process, analytical control, and safety and handling.
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Radiant Burners Maxon Corp. Muncie, Ind.
Bulletin 1300 describes the Type 50 (side-to-side assembly) and Type 25 (end-to-end assembly) Maxon P/S Radi- ant Burners. Features include high radi- ant output, ease of maintenance, rapid heat up and cool down, high surface temperatures, and low manifold
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T echno atics M I ?K.
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