August 20, 2014 For the use of Xylan® in general, Whitford recommends wiping down the part with a solvent. We’ve also heard of coaters trying vapor degreasing. These can work for Xylan applications that aren’t going be used in demanding environments. But if you have a part that needs to meet any of the following… [Read More]
Low-Cure Coatings: Properties and Pitfalls
August 1, 2014 AIC COO Dave Arney talks to us about the risks and benefits of working with low-cure coatings. Note: Low-cure coatings are sometimes referred to as low-bake coatings, or ultra low-bake coatings (ULB). There’s no single standard for these terms, so we use them here interchangeably. Why use a low-cure coating? Most of… [Read More]
Substrate Profile: Beryllium Copper
July 7, 2014 Dave Arney, COO of Advanced Industrial Coatings, Inc., weighs in on recommended coatings and known issues for some of the most important high-tech substrates. This week – beryllium copper, an advanced manufacturing favorite. Substrate Properties Beryllium copper is best known for being a highly machinable, formable and elastic alloy. In addition, beryllium… [Read More]
3 Ways to Get More Functionality out of Hydrophobic Coatings
June 23, 2014 Do you need a hydrophobic coating that goes the extra mile – delivering super durability, autoclavability, or a really low coefficient of friction? Dave Arney, VP and COO, gives us a range of options. First things first. If you’re looking for a perfectly hydrophobic coating that has solid all-around functionality, it’s hard… [Read More]
The AIC Top Ten: The Top Reasons Clients Rely on AIC for Industrial Coating Services
June 11, 2014 We asked – they answered. We talked with our clients about the top reasons they selected and have stayed with Advanced Industrial Coatings for their industrial or medical coating services. Here, in a nutshell, is what we found out: Top 10 Reasons Customers Choose AIC 10. Significant documentation and/or reporting requirements The AIC… [Read More]
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