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COMMENTARY
Brakes Off Productivity. ‘WHAT is productivity but the elirnination of avoidable waste in all its forms?’ So said Mr. Harold Wilson on opening the Corrosion and Metal Finishing…
ANODISING IN PRACTICE: Recent Advances — PART 1
F.C. PorterIncreasing utilisation of the properties of hardness, corrosion resistance and electrical insulation has taken place rapidly in recent years. Still scope exists for further…
LEAD AND LEAD ALLOYS: Corrosion Resistance — Part 1
J.F. HolmesExcellent resistance to a wide variety of corrosive media is one of the most valuable of lead's unique properties which include softness, malleability, high density and low…
INDUSTRIAL CORROSION PROBLEMS: Fulmer Research Institute
Long term corrosion research accounts for most of the activity of the corrosion section of the Fulmer Research Institute, Stoke Poges, Bucks., but now an increasing emphasis is…
SURFACE REACTIONS DURING METAL FATIGUE
In metal fatigue tests at the National Bureau of Standards, numerous gas bubbles formed under transparent tape applied to the surfaces of flat specimens. A mass spectrometric…
CURTAIN COATING ANTI‐CORROSIVE PAINTS
A new factory for the automatic curtain coating of paint has recently been opened by Autocoat Ltd. at Browells Lane, Feltham. Claimed to be the first such factory in Great…
NEWS OF INDUSTRY
Shot‐blasting Equipment for Japan Five remote‐controlled shot‐blast machines for the clean conditioning of the reactor, steam‐raising units and ducting of the Taikamura nuclear…
PRODUCTS and PROCESSES: PROVIDING INDUSTRY WITH THE MEANS TO COMBAT CORROSION
Airless Spray Painting Plant The Binks‐Bullows 40:1 ratio Titan unit is designed to spray virtually all materials from light fluids to semi‐solids. Its high ratio enables…
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