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soptic: Thanks, I still need to check if this was picked up by someone else. Steved

gvanbeek: Thank you for the reply, I will pass teh nformation on. Steved

JimMetalsCeramics and kenvlach: I appreciate all the information, we will look into these suggestions. Steved

Hello analogkid2digitalman: Thank you also for this information. The person I did the work for has retired. I will see if this work has been picked up by someone else. take care, Steved

IR stuff: Sorry about the late reply, thanks for the information. take care, Steved

Boo1: Thanks for the reply, I appreciate the information. I went to schaeffer's web site and will contact them. As for your questions: - The temperature range is from RT to 395C. - It is intermittant, every 80 minutes, it heats and then cools - assuming the line doesn't stop. - There are...

Hello: We have a coating operation the requires the curing of the product at 395 C. The present lubricant is applied as a grease and eventually (3 months) turns to a powder that can contaminate our product. This requires an extensive and expensive oven cleaning approximately every 3 months. Does...

TVP- thank you for the information. I am still around, same company but a different job. Steved

chiaraP: thanks for the information, I appreciate it. steved

Randi: Thank you for the information. Please have a great weekend, Steved

Randi: Thank you for the reply, Steved

Hello: The only familiarity I have with nickel on stainless steel was for an elecroforming application (about 8 years ago). Stainless steel is very passive and our deposit used to fall off in the tank. The solution was a Woods nickel strike (very low pH). Another suggestion is a Sulfamate...

rob123: Thank you, steved

Hello: Due to print specifications, we are required to grit blast our substrates prior to powder coating. The powder is a mixture of teflon and SiC. After curing, some rolls have a defect that we call grit or protrusions. Analysis of defects shows grit or SiC. Has anyone seen this type of...

Hello Chlee1: Thank you for the reply and the information. Please have a great week. Steved

Hello: How are you? I was wondering if anybody is aware of the change in surface finish (Ra and Rz) to an aluminum surface after anodizing? Prior to anodizing, the surface finish will be submicron - will it change after anodizing? Thank you, Steve

Hi Honeymeal: Robbers and thieves are used to steal away the deposit from areas of the part. Different areas of a part, such as edges, corners and areas closest to the anode are high current density areas and generally receive a thicker deposit. The robbers and thieves will receive some of the...

Hi Electro guy: I have 3 articles on robbers and thieves. I you send me your fax #, I will fax you the articles. Have a great day. Steve d Steve.DeLucia@usa.xerox.com

Hello: We would like to measure the hardness of an adhesive, preferably after it has been welded to a substrate. After welding, the adhesive is approximately .001" thick and .004" wide. Thank you and have a great day, Steved

Hello: I am trying to find some articles that reference the usage of shields, robbers and thieves. These would be utilized in the electroplating/electroforming of nickel in an effort to improve the deposit uniformity. I would appreciate the address of any sites that have this information. Thank...