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A method of forming a miniature metallic structure over a nonconductive material layer by plating with a pattern shaped to corre- spond to the miniature metallic structure. Black Spacecraft Paint U.S. Patenf 5,665,274. Sept. 9, 1997 L.E. Long and M.R. Gallardo, assignors to Hughes Aircraft Co., Los Angeles An electrically conductive black silicone paint having spacecraft applications com- prising a mixture of IO0 parts by weight of a silicone-based polymer, and 1.35 to 3.5 parts by weight of an electrically conduc- tive carbon pigment having a porous, spon- gelike structure and having a specific sur- face area of at least 500 m’/g. Coating for Molded Plastic Compositions U.S. Patent 5665,434. Sept. 9, 1997 M. Mass et al., assignors to Herbeds GmbH, Wuppertal, Germany A method of coating plastic components including forming a molded plastic sub- strate; applying an aqueous coating com- position to the substrate; such coating be- ing based on polyols with ammonium groups and polyisocyanates, and which may contain pigments and/or extenders, customary lacquer additives and one or more organic solvents, characterized in that it contains as binder at least one (meth- )acrylic copolymer and as crosslinking agent at least one polyisocyanate. which may be blocked. Device for Hot-Dip Coating U.S. Patent 5665,437. Sept. 9, 1997 K. Frommann et al., assignors to Mannesmann AG, DDsseldorf, Germany A process for coating a strip material surface with a metal coating comprising conducting the strip material upwardly in a vertical direction through a bath of molten coating malerial. Photoresist Stripping Composition U.S. Patent 5,665,688. Sept. 9, 1997 K. Honda et al., assignors to Olin Microelectronics Chemicals Inc., Norwalk, Conn A photoresist stripper composition corn- prising 20 to 70% by weight of a cyclic amide organic polar solvent having a di- pole moment of more than 3.5; 70 to 20% of an alkanolamine compound; and 0.1 to 10% by weight of 6.6’,6”-( l,.QStriazine- 2,4,6-triyltriimino) tris(hexanoic acid). Galvanized Open or Closed Steel Sections U.S. Pafent 5,666,714. Sept. 16. 1997 TM. Hejghf et al. assignors to Tubemakers of Australia Ltd., Sydney, Australia A method of manufacturing galvanized open or closed steel sections comprising a roll forming process followed by a hot-dip galvanizing process, the roll forming pro- cess comprising removing scale on both sides of a substantially flat steel strip by way of in-line shot blasting prior to form- ing the strip into an open section or hollow welded section, after the roll forming pro- cess. immersing the formed section in a flux solution. and the hot-dip galvanizing process not including a pickling or subse- quent rinsing step. Attention: Chrome Platers and Anodizers - Lo-Mist reduces emissions below new EPA and OSHA limits: You are currently facing strict new guidelines on chro- mium emissions and employee exposure. Just small additions of Lo-Mist will provide immediate compliance for decorative platers and anodizers, and greatly reduce equip- ment and maintenance requirements for hard chrome platers. Here’s how Lo-Mistwill benefit you: l Dramatic reduction in surface tension provides worker safety and environmental protection; l Highly concentrated liquid for best results at low cost; l Permanent-type surfactant maintains compliance without build-up of trivalent chrome; l No pitting even with heavy plate (10 mil); l No foam build-up eliminates need for additional cooling. For additional information about Lo-MM, call ACCURATE ENGINEERING LABS. DIVISION OF R I N. I N C. 2707 W. Chicago Ave., Chicago, IL 60622 Phone: (773) 384-4522 l Fax: (773) 384-8681 RIN Other Quality Products CHEMICALS Chromic Acid Nickel Sulfate Nickel Sulfamate Nickel Chloride Acids LEAD and NICKEL ANODES LABORATORY ANALYSIS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES PROPRIETARY CHEMICALS NUJX BrigM Nickel - a versa- tile plating system which pro- duces exceptionally bright deposits in rack, barrel, and mixed-metal systems. #48B DECORATIVE CHROME - self-regulating bright chrome plating process. #707 EASY-TREAT - reduces chromium over a wide pH range for simplified waste processing #700 FLOCCULANT - highly concentratedflocculant for rapid settling of solids from effluent streams. Complete Stock of Raw Chemicals Used Specifically in the Metal Finishing industry. RIN, INC. 4831 S. Whipple St., Chicago, IL 60632 Phone: (773) 523-0784 l Fax: (773) 523-7838 Circle 001 on reader information card 82 METAL FINISHING l MAY 1998

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A method of forming a miniature metallic

structure over a nonconductive material layer by plating with a pattern shaped to corre- spond to the miniature metallic structure.

Black Spacecraft Paint U.S. Patenf 5,665,274. Sept. 9, 1997 L.E. Long and M.R. Gallardo, assignors to Hughes Aircraft Co., Los Angeles

An electrically conductive black silicone paint having spacecraft applications com-

prising a mixture of IO0 parts by weight of a silicone-based polymer, and 1.35 to 3.5 parts by weight of an electrically conduc-

tive carbon pigment having a porous, spon- gelike structure and having a specific sur-

face area of at least 500 m’/g.

Coating for Molded Plastic Compositions U.S. Patent 5665,434. Sept. 9, 1997 M. Mass et al., assignors to Herbeds GmbH, Wuppertal, Germany

A method of coating plastic components

including forming a molded plastic sub- strate; applying an aqueous coating com-

position to the substrate; such coating be- ing based on polyols with ammonium

groups and polyisocyanates, and which may contain pigments and/or extenders, customary lacquer additives and one or

more organic solvents, characterized in that it contains as binder at least one (meth- )acrylic copolymer and as crosslinking

agent at least one polyisocyanate. which may be blocked.

Device for Hot-Dip Coating U.S. Patent 5665,437. Sept. 9, 1997 K. Frommann et al., assignors to Mannesmann AG, DDsseldorf, Germany

A process for coating a strip material surface with a metal coating comprising conducting the strip material upwardly in a

vertical direction through a bath of molten coating malerial.

Photoresist Stripping Composition U.S. Patent 5,665,688. Sept. 9, 1997 K. Honda et al., assignors to Olin Microelectronics Chemicals Inc., Norwalk, Conn

A photoresist stripper composition corn- prising 20 to 70% by weight of a cyclic

amide organic polar solvent having a di- pole moment of more than 3.5; 70 to 20% of an alkanolamine compound; and 0.1 to 10% by weight of 6.6’,6”-( l,.QStriazine-

2,4,6-triyltriimino) tris(hexanoic acid).

Galvanized Open or Closed Steel Sections U.S. Pafent 5,666,714. Sept. 16. 1997 TM. Hejghf et al. assignors to Tubemakers of Australia Ltd., Sydney, Australia

A method of manufacturing galvanized open or closed steel sections comprising a

roll forming process followed by a hot-dip galvanizing process, the roll forming pro- cess comprising removing scale on both

sides of a substantially flat steel strip by way of in-line shot blasting prior to form- ing the strip into an open section or hollow

welded section, after the roll forming pro- cess. immersing the formed section in a

flux solution. and the hot-dip galvanizing process not including a pickling or subse- quent rinsing step.

Attention: Chrome Platers and Anodizers - Lo-Mist reduces emissions below new EPA and OSHA limits:

You are currently facing strict new guidelines on chro- mium emissions and employee exposure. Just small additions of Lo-Mist will provide immediate compliance for decorative platers and anodizers, and greatly reduce equip- ment and maintenance requirements for hard chrome platers.

Here’s how Lo-Mistwill benefit you: l Dramatic reduction in surface tension provides

worker safety and environmental protection; l Highly concentrated liquid for best results at low

cost; l Permanent-type surfactant maintains compliance

without build-up of trivalent chrome; l No pitting even with heavy plate (10 mil); l No foam build-up eliminates need for additional

cooling. For additional information about Lo-MM, call

ACCURATE ENGINEERING LABS. DIVISION OF R I N. I N C.

2707 W. Chicago Ave., Chicago, IL 60622 Phone: (773) 384-4522 l Fax: (773) 384-8681

RIN Other Quality Products

CHEMICALS Chromic Acid Nickel Sulfate

Nickel Sulfamate Nickel Chloride

Acids

LEAD and NICKEL ANODES

LABORATORY ANALYSIS

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

PROPRIETARY CHEMICALS

NUJX BrigM Nickel - a versa- tile plating system which pro- duces exceptionally bright deposits in rack, barrel, and mixed-metal systems. #48B DECORATIVE CHROME - self-regulating bright chrome plating process. #707 EASY-TREAT - reduces chromium over a wide pH range for simplified waste processing #700 FLOCCULANT - highly concentrated flocculant for rapid settling of solids from effluent streams.

Complete Stock of Raw Chemicals Used Specifically in the

Metal Finishing industry.

RIN, INC. 4831 S. Whipple St., Chicago, IL 60632

Phone: (773) 523-0784 l Fax: (773) 523-7838

Circle 001 on reader information card

82 METAL FINISHING l MAY 1998