SME FC920257 PDF

SME FC920257 PDF

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SME FC920257 PDF

Published Date:
06/01/1992

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Active

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Autodeposition--A Unique Process

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Society of Manufacturing Engineers

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AUTODEPOSITION EMPLOYS A CHEMICAL REACTION TO DEPOSIT A PROTECTIVE FINISH ON METAL SURFACES. THE PROCESS CAN PRODUCE SAVINGS IN EQUIPMENT, ENERGY, AND OPERATIONAL COSTS WHILE PROVIDING EXCEPTIONAL CORROSION RESISTANCE. A VARIETY OF COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS ARE DISCUSSED.
Number of Pages : 6
Published : 06/01/1992

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