The Journal of Coatings Technology articles from December 1997

The Journal of Coatings Technology archives from December 1997

Capture of overspray powder paint in a wet booth system.(Cover Story)
December 1, 1997... INTRODUCTION In recent years, powder paint has been introduced in several auto assembly plants for anti-chip, primer, and black out applications, and holds promise for increased future application because of its environmental advantages. The...

High performance coatings based on novel penetrative curing: cationic electrodeposition coatings cured at ambient temperature.
December 1, 1997... INTRODUCTION Saving energy in industrial coatings manufacture is the most important subject next to environmental protection and non-waste. We have been studying novel ambient temperature curing coatings using penetrative crosslinkers.[1,2]...

Syntheses and characterizations of two-component polyurethane flame retardant coatings using 2,4-dichloro modified polyesters.
December 1, 1997... INTRODUCTION Flame retardant coatings are noncombustible materials, which prevent or delay flash over from the coating surface of combustibles. Recently, interest has been growing in developing flame retardant coatings[1-3] of two-component...

Epoxy silanes in reactive polymer emulsions.
December 1, 1997... INTRODUCTION Vinyl and methacrylate hindered-silanes, useful as co-monomers in silylated latexes, have been found effective as low-energy curatives in reactive polymer emulsions as previously described.[1] The aim of this paper is to provide...

June 1997 subcommittee reports of ASTM Committee D01. (American Society for Testing and Materials)(includes related article on subcommittee reports of ASTM Committee G03)
December 1, 1997... ASTM Committee D01 on Paint and Related Coatings, Materials, and Applications met June 22-25 at the Holiday Inn at King, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. There were about 150 members and guests in attendance spread over the working 190 task group and...