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Anticorrosive primer composition
A paint stripper having a long shelf life and improved odor, consisting essentially of 10 to 55% by weight of d-limonene; 45 to 90% by weight N-methyl pyrrolidone; and an effective amount of a thickener.
VOC Compliant
Method for Selective Plating U.S.Patent 5,468,515. Nov. 21, 1995
Paint Remover
D. Ferrier and E. Yakobson, assignors to MacDermid Inc., Waterbury, Corm.
U.S. Patent 5,468,417.Nov. 21, 1995 GE. LeGrow,assignor to Dow Corning Corp., Midland, Mich.
for removing a coating painted on a surface consisting essentially of a solvent of 70-75% by weight acetone; S-l 0% water; and 15-20% volatile silicone fluid having a vapor pressure less than 0.10 mm Hg. A composition
Anticorrosive Composition
aromatic polyamine; 10-60 parts by weight of a polyisocyanate; silica particles of colloidal or fumed silica or a mixture of these; a lubricant; and an organic solvent.
A process for the preparation of printed circuit boards comprising contacting with an activator solution comprising an imidazole compound and subsequently, contacting with an electroless plating solution, wherein plating occurs on metallic surfaces and substantially no plating occurs on plastic surfaces.
Primer
U.S. Patent 5,468,461. Nov. 21, 1995 Y Hosoda etal., assignors to Nippon Paint Co. Lfd., and Surniforno Mefal lndusfries Ltd., both of Osaka, Japan
An anticorrosive primer composition comprising 100 parts by weight of an epoxy resin; 10-60 parts by weight of an
New Concept!
Method For Treating Polypropylene Before Coating U.S.Patent 5,468,517. Nov. 21, 1995 K. Myazaki et al., assignors to Nippon Paint Co. Lfd, Osaka and Honda Giken Kogyo KK, Tokyo both of Japan
A method for treating a shaped article made of a polypropylene resin before coat-
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Good Environmental Durability Low cost
No water rinse No immediate application of primer or adhesive required Environmentally safe This process is developed based on sol-gel technology. Chemat Technology is a world leader in applying sol-gel technology to industrial applications.
For more information, please call our experts at (800) 475-3628
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19365 Business Center Dr., #9 Northridge, CA 91324 Tel: (818) 727-9786 Fax: (818) 727-9477 Circle 066 on reader information card
A method of making a coated abrasive belt comprising providing an elongated strip of a flexible backing material having a major surface, complementary ends, a width, a length, and having an abrasive layer attached to the major surface; abutting the complementary ends to provide a belt; applying pressure and heat over an area of the abutting ends sufficient to cause hot-melt adhesive to flow across the abutting complementary ends; and allowing the heated area to cool to provide a coated abrasive belt having a thickness, the same throughout its length.
With more than 25 years of experience PROCECO has delivered hundreds of washers to the world’s most renowned aerospace manufacturers, airlines and maintenance organizations. We provide total system solutions to your cleaning and finishing operations. Our aqueous processes eliminate health hazards, Increase productlvlty, lower operating costs and ellmlnate hazardous waste. PROCECO offers an extensive standard machinery line as well as special equipment tailored to your appllcation, such as:
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Belts
U.S. Patent ~$470,362.Nov. 28, 1995 1.Gorsuch et al, assignors to3M Co., St. Paul, Minn.
gaidhgsytims
Can be applied by dip, spray or roller
TM
Coated Abrasive
PROCECO pdb ceeaning
User Friendly!
Non-Chromate, Water-Based Solution for Metal Surface Pretreatment for Adhesive Bonding *Strong Bonding Strength ?? Simple Process
ing, comprising degreasing with an aqueous alkaline solution comprising 5-50 g/L of a builder and l-10 g/L of an ethylene oxide adduct of aryl- or aralkyl-substituted phenol at a temperature of XL70’C,said ethylene oxide adduct of aryl- or aralkylsubstituted phenol having a hydrophiliclipophilic balance of 8 to 12.
14790 St. Augustine Jacksonville,
Florida
Tel: 904-886-0200
Rd.
USA 322584407
Fax: 904-886-0232
Circle063 on readerinformation card 93
VOC Compliant
Method for Selective Plating U.S.Patent 5,468,515. Nov. 21, 1995
Paint Remover
D. Ferrier and E. Yakobson, assignors to MacDermid Inc., Waterbury, Corm.
U.S. Patent 5,468,417.Nov. 21, 1995 GE. LeGrow,assignor to Dow Corning Corp., Midland, Mich.
for removing a coating painted on a surface consisting essentially of a solvent of 70-75% by weight acetone; S-l 0% water; and 15-20% volatile silicone fluid having a vapor pressure less than 0.10 mm Hg. A composition
Anticorrosive Composition
aromatic polyamine; 10-60 parts by weight of a polyisocyanate; silica particles of colloidal or fumed silica or a mixture of these; a lubricant; and an organic solvent.
A process for the preparation of printed circuit boards comprising contacting with an activator solution comprising an imidazole compound and subsequently, contacting with an electroless plating solution, wherein plating occurs on metallic surfaces and substantially no plating occurs on plastic surfaces.
Primer
U.S. Patent 5,468,461. Nov. 21, 1995 Y Hosoda etal., assignors to Nippon Paint Co. Lfd., and Surniforno Mefal lndusfries Ltd., both of Osaka, Japan
An anticorrosive primer composition comprising 100 parts by weight of an epoxy resin; 10-60 parts by weight of an
New Concept!
Method For Treating Polypropylene Before Coating U.S.Patent 5,468,517. Nov. 21, 1995 K. Myazaki et al., assignors to Nippon Paint Co. Lfd, Osaka and Honda Giken Kogyo KK, Tokyo both of Japan
A method for treating a shaped article made of a polypropylene resin before coat-
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Good Environmental Durability Low cost
No water rinse No immediate application of primer or adhesive required Environmentally safe This process is developed based on sol-gel technology. Chemat Technology is a world leader in applying sol-gel technology to industrial applications.
For more information, please call our experts at (800) 475-3628
Technology,
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METAL
FINISHING
??
AUGUST
1996
?? ??
??
curd
Engines & Associated Components Thrust Reversers Tubing Ducting Wing & Fuselage Skins Nap Trucks
Landing Gear Wheels & Brakes Environmental Control Systems Toilet Tanks Electrical Equipment 9 Ground Support Equipment ??
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??
??
??
Inc.
19365 Business Center Dr., #9 Northridge, CA 91324 Tel: (818) 727-9786 Fax: (818) 727-9477 Circle 066 on reader information card
A method of making a coated abrasive belt comprising providing an elongated strip of a flexible backing material having a major surface, complementary ends, a width, a length, and having an abrasive layer attached to the major surface; abutting the complementary ends to provide a belt; applying pressure and heat over an area of the abutting ends sufficient to cause hot-melt adhesive to flow across the abutting complementary ends; and allowing the heated area to cool to provide a coated abrasive belt having a thickness, the same throughout its length.
With more than 25 years of experience PROCECO has delivered hundreds of washers to the world’s most renowned aerospace manufacturers, airlines and maintenance organizations. We provide total system solutions to your cleaning and finishing operations. Our aqueous processes eliminate health hazards, Increase productlvlty, lower operating costs and ellmlnate hazardous waste. PROCECO offers an extensive standard machinery line as well as special equipment tailored to your appllcation, such as:
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Chemat
Belts
U.S. Patent ~$470,362.Nov. 28, 1995 1.Gorsuch et al, assignors to3M Co., St. Paul, Minn.
gaidhgsytims
Can be applied by dip, spray or roller
TM
Coated Abrasive
PROCECO pdb ceeaning
User Friendly!
Non-Chromate, Water-Based Solution for Metal Surface Pretreatment for Adhesive Bonding *Strong Bonding Strength ?? Simple Process
ing, comprising degreasing with an aqueous alkaline solution comprising 5-50 g/L of a builder and l-10 g/L of an ethylene oxide adduct of aryl- or aralkyl-substituted phenol at a temperature of XL70’C,said ethylene oxide adduct of aryl- or aralkylsubstituted phenol having a hydrophiliclipophilic balance of 8 to 12.
14790 St. Augustine Jacksonville,
Florida
Tel: 904-886-0200
Rd.
USA 322584407
Fax: 904-886-0232
Circle063 on readerinformation card 93