tures of any two or more of said phosphates, said phosphates in- cluding dispersed particles with a particle size that is not more than 5 km.

PUF##cIwBAllluvs U.S. Patent 6,214.180. Apr. 10, 2001 A.S. Lake et al., assignors to International Business Machines Corp., Armonk, N.Y.

A method for shorting pin grid array pins for plating.

ANoDlclucTllocoIT U.S. Patent 6,214,188. Apr. 10, 2001 T.S. December, assignor to BASF Corp., Southfield, Mich.

An anodic electrocoat having a carbamate-functional resin.

U.S. Patent 6,214,470. Apr. 10, 2001 C.L. Tazzia et al., assignors to BASF Corp., Southfield, Mich.

A method of coating a conductive substrate comprising providing an aqueous electrocoat coating

composition of an ionic resin func- tionality reactive with isocyanate and a compound comprising a plu- rality of allophanate groups.

PoLVEsnRcolllDIll connN6 U.S. Patent 6,214,898. Apr. 10, 2001 J.L.D. Barrio, assignor to Herberts GmbH, Wuppertal, Germany

A modified polyester resin/organic peroxide system for powder coat- ing, which is applicable to temper- ature-sensitive substrates and to metallic substrates.

EwlFmWrFonWwuHWWnW coAllN6 U.S. Patent 6,217,654. Apr. 17, 2001 F. Mauchle and H. Hiifler, assignors to ITW Gema AG, Schweiz, Switzerland

A spraying system including a de- vice to spray powder onto an ob- ject to be coated; an injector to pneumatically convey powder from a powder container to the spraying system; and a powder line connecting a powder outlet of

the injector to a powder intake of the spraying system.

AnAnMus~lwoolglw U.S. Patent 6,217,725. Apr. 17, 2001 E.S. Van Anglen et al., assignors to Electroplating Technologies Ltd., Northampton, Pa.

An improved arrangement for electrochemical processing of metal substrates comprising an electrolytic processing bath; means to support a plurality of electrodes of opposite polarity in the electrolytic processing bath, one being a workpiece for treat- ment and the other electrodes be- ing treatment electrodes; a resil- ient dielectric wiping means arranged for passage across the surface of at least one of the elec- trodes to remove gas bubbles as well as any thin face layer of elec- trolyte at the surface; the work- piece for treatment and the treat- ment electrodes being relative movable with respect to each oth- er; and wherein the workpiece for treatment is an elongated flexible

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