Technical Articles
CHEMEON Surface Technology, LLC has published these technical articles:
(Industrial Coatings and Sealants)
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CHEMEON TCP-HF Provides Safe Alternative to Carcinogenic Materials Used on Naval Aircraft...
(Coating Equipment)
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CHEMEON TCP-NP (hex free) is chemical conversion coating on aluminum alloys with high corrosion protection, excellent adhesion qualities for subsequent paint and powder coat, low cost, quick and easy...
(Industrial Coatings and Sealants)
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A new pretreatment and a non-chromated conversion coating were developed as a replacement to conventional hexavalent chromium based conversion coatings for magnesium alloys. Neutral Salt Fog tests...
(Industrial Coatings and Sealants)
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CHEMEON TCP-HF: An environmentally friendly & drop-in replacement to hex chrome....
(Industrial Coatings and Sealants)
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Chemical conversion coating methods based on hexavalent chromium have been used for several decades in the aerospace, military and general industry as effective and cost-efficient technologies to...
(Industrial Coatings and Sealants)
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Polysulfide sealants containing soluble hexavalent chromium compounds are currently being used in a variety of applications in aerospace / defense manufacturing. The applications mostly involve the...
(Coating Services and Finishing Services)
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A new environmentally friendly non-chromated chemfilm with different pretreatments was studied as a replacement to conventional hexavalent chromium-based chemfilm technologies for magnesium alloys....
(Industrial Coatings and Sealants)
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A novel hexavalent chromate-free conversion coating was developed to improve anti-corrosion and adhesive-bonding characteristics of the magnesium alloys and zinc-nickel (Zn-Ni) plated steel...
(Industrial Coatings and Sealants)
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This report documents evaluations of trivalent chromium compositions (TCP) as sealers for MIL-A-8625F Type II, IIB, and IC anodic coatings conducted from March 2001 through December 2007 by Materials...