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MS1 has introduced a line of pe- ripherals engineered to improve the performance or flexibility, or any electrocoating operation. In- cluded in the MS1 peripherals line are deionized water generators (both resin technologies and re- verse osmosis); paint replenish- ment modules (automatic and semiautomatic) for make-up of resin or paste depleted during the coating process; solution transfer carts, which both agitate and move paint to and from storage; and catholyte/anolyte circulation modules, which supply constant flow through each flushable cell. Equipment is factory piped, wired and assembled, and tested before shipment. Circle 417 on the reader service card ELECTROPLATING PROCESS OMG Fidelity, Newark, N.J. The Reel-Satin 2544 high-speed, high-efficiency, low-foam electro- plating process from OMG Fidel- ity has been designed for rapid deposition of pure tin and tin-lead alloys at very high current den- sity. The process offers the advan- tage of being compatible with both methane sulfonate and flu- oborate electrolytes. It is ideal for high-speed wire plating applica- tions, obtaining fine-grained, uni- form, satin deposits over a wide cathode current density range. The resulting tin and tin-lead de- posits are characterized by very low carbon content and excellent reflow and solderability proper- ties. Circle 418 on the reader service card THERMOELECTRIC MODULE CONTROLLER Oven Industries Inc., Mechanicsburg, Pa. Oven Industries’ Model 5C7-362 Thermoelectric Module Controller ELECTROPLATING KNOW HOW BASICSw A TWO DAYZRMMUG PROGRAM ON THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ELECTROPLATING Dallas, TX October 23 & 24,200O Los Angeles, CA October 26 & 27,200O Phoenix, AZ November 9 & lo,2000 Seattle, WA November 16 & 17,200O L CALL, FAX OR E-MAIL FOR MORE INFORMATION! Kushner “Training Electroplaters Since 1947” 732 Clencoe Court, Sunnyvale, California 94087 (408) 749-8652 . FAX: (408) 749-0176 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.platingschool.com 82 Circle 036 on reader information card Metal Finishing
