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Apparatus for vacuum coating
Method for Electroplating a Nonconductive Substrate U.S.Patent5,616,230. Apr. 1, 7997
K. Otsuka et al., assignors to Okuno Chemical
Industries Co. Ltd., Osaka, Japan
A process for plating a nonconductive substrate comprising treating with a solution containing a silane coupling agent; treating with a solution containing an anionic surfactant; treating with a solution containing a palladium compound and at least one nitrogen containing sulfur compound selected from among thiourea and its derivatives; treating with a reducing solution containing at least one member selected from among sodium borohydride, sodium hypophosphite, hydrazine, dimethlyaminoborane, hydroxylamine, and glyoxylic acid, and forming an electroplating layer on the electrically nonconductive substrate.
Eiectrobrightening Process for Aluminum Alloys U.S.Patent 5,616,231. Apr. 1, 1997 A.L. Askin et a/., assignors to Aluminum Co. of
America, Pittsburgh
A process for polishing a surface of an aluminum alloy article, comprising electrobrightening at 90 to 150°F and 5 to 50 V in an acidic solution made by mixing together phosphoric acid, water, and suspended mineral particles.
Zinc-Chromium Alloy Plated Steel U.S.Patent 5,616,232. Apr. 1, 1997
M. Nakazawa et a/., assignors to Nippon Steel
Corp.,Tokyo A process for producing a Zn-Cr alloy electroplate on steel comprising immersing in an acidic bath containing Zn* ions and Cra ions and subjecting to electroplating in a bath, wherein 0.01 to 20 g/L of an additive comprising a polyethyleneoxyphenol derivative with at least one of a sulfonic group, sulfate group, amino group, carboxy1 group, nitro group, or halogen as a substituent in the benzene ring is added to the bath to accelerate the Cr codeposition and to improve the stability of the bath.
Apparatus for Vacuum Coating U.S.Patent 5,616,362. Apr. 1, 1997
Improve Your Process.. .With Stone Chemical Company Cleaners Etch Extenders Seals Electrolytic 2-Step Additive
STONE
CHEMICAL COMPANY 1176 Hyde Park Lane
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Naperville, IL 60565
(630) 3050538 (630) 3050825 Fax E-mail: STONECHEMQAOL.COM
G. Goldschmied and G. Priesch, assignors to Andritz-Patentverwakungs GmbH, Graz, Austria
A process and apparatus for coating metal substrates including cleaning and degreasing followed by activation of the substrate in a vacuum and application of the coating layer in a vacuum, wherein the improvement comprises a step that after activation and prior to application of the coating layer selected from the group consisting of zinc and zinc alloy, a bonding agent layer of aluminum is applied under vacuum to the activated substrate, wherein the substrate is selected from the group consisting of steel, nonferrous heavy metal, and aluminum sheet.
Composite Abrasive Filaments U.S. Patent 5,616,411. Apr. 1, 1997 L.L. Barber, Jr. et al, assignors to 3M Co., St. Paul, Minn.
An abrasive article comprising at least one composite abrasive filament, the composite filament comprising at least one preformed core at least partially coated with a hardened composition of a thermoplastic elastomer having abrasive particles dispersed and adhered therein.
AmENTION
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BF-128 Metal Finishing Cleaner and Primer is a mildly alkaline liquid concentrate that has been specially formulated to clean and prepare metal surfaces prior to painting, plating and anodizing. BF-128 contains no phosphates, chromates or silicates and will not etch aluminum, even at elevated temperatures. BF-128 Advantages: ?? Economical - BF-128 provides lonaer bath life than most commercial cleaners. BF-128 ingredients are biodearadable ?? Safe and completely non-hazardous. Call or Fax Floyd Glidewell for technical information, samples and pricing.
BF Services 5265 GravelbrookDr. Richmond,Virginia 23234 ??
(804)27l-DD50??FAX:(sorl)271-0725
Circle 035 on reader information card
Circle 010 on reader information card METAL FINISHING
. DECEMBER
1997
K. Otsuka et al., assignors to Okuno Chemical
Industries Co. Ltd., Osaka, Japan
A process for plating a nonconductive substrate comprising treating with a solution containing a silane coupling agent; treating with a solution containing an anionic surfactant; treating with a solution containing a palladium compound and at least one nitrogen containing sulfur compound selected from among thiourea and its derivatives; treating with a reducing solution containing at least one member selected from among sodium borohydride, sodium hypophosphite, hydrazine, dimethlyaminoborane, hydroxylamine, and glyoxylic acid, and forming an electroplating layer on the electrically nonconductive substrate.
Eiectrobrightening Process for Aluminum Alloys U.S.Patent 5,616,231. Apr. 1, 1997 A.L. Askin et a/., assignors to Aluminum Co. of
America, Pittsburgh
A process for polishing a surface of an aluminum alloy article, comprising electrobrightening at 90 to 150°F and 5 to 50 V in an acidic solution made by mixing together phosphoric acid, water, and suspended mineral particles.
Zinc-Chromium Alloy Plated Steel U.S.Patent 5,616,232. Apr. 1, 1997
M. Nakazawa et a/., assignors to Nippon Steel
Corp.,Tokyo A process for producing a Zn-Cr alloy electroplate on steel comprising immersing in an acidic bath containing Zn* ions and Cra ions and subjecting to electroplating in a bath, wherein 0.01 to 20 g/L of an additive comprising a polyethyleneoxyphenol derivative with at least one of a sulfonic group, sulfate group, amino group, carboxy1 group, nitro group, or halogen as a substituent in the benzene ring is added to the bath to accelerate the Cr codeposition and to improve the stability of the bath.
Apparatus for Vacuum Coating U.S.Patent 5,616,362. Apr. 1, 1997
Improve Your Process.. .With Stone Chemical Company Cleaners Etch Extenders Seals Electrolytic 2-Step Additive
STONE
CHEMICAL COMPANY 1176 Hyde Park Lane
??
Naperville, IL 60565
(630) 3050538 (630) 3050825 Fax E-mail: STONECHEMQAOL.COM
G. Goldschmied and G. Priesch, assignors to Andritz-Patentverwakungs GmbH, Graz, Austria
A process and apparatus for coating metal substrates including cleaning and degreasing followed by activation of the substrate in a vacuum and application of the coating layer in a vacuum, wherein the improvement comprises a step that after activation and prior to application of the coating layer selected from the group consisting of zinc and zinc alloy, a bonding agent layer of aluminum is applied under vacuum to the activated substrate, wherein the substrate is selected from the group consisting of steel, nonferrous heavy metal, and aluminum sheet.
Composite Abrasive Filaments U.S. Patent 5,616,411. Apr. 1, 1997 L.L. Barber, Jr. et al, assignors to 3M Co., St. Paul, Minn.
An abrasive article comprising at least one composite abrasive filament, the composite filament comprising at least one preformed core at least partially coated with a hardened composition of a thermoplastic elastomer having abrasive particles dispersed and adhered therein.
AmENTION
PAINTERS, PLATERS ANDANODIZERS m Remove Stampin Quickly ?? ??
Rollhg
and Extrusion with BF-728
0I
g
BF-128 Metal Finishing Cleaner and Primer is a mildly alkaline liquid concentrate that has been specially formulated to clean and prepare metal surfaces prior to painting, plating and anodizing. BF-128 contains no phosphates, chromates or silicates and will not etch aluminum, even at elevated temperatures. BF-128 Advantages: ?? Economical - BF-128 provides lonaer bath life than most commercial cleaners. BF-128 ingredients are biodearadable ?? Safe and completely non-hazardous. Call or Fax Floyd Glidewell for technical information, samples and pricing.
BF Services 5265 GravelbrookDr. Richmond,Virginia 23234 ??
(804)27l-DD50??FAX:(sorl)271-0725
Circle 035 on reader information card
Circle 010 on reader information card METAL FINISHING
. DECEMBER
1997