JPCL October 2017
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by Peter Bock, Performance Polymers LLC; James C. Reynolds, Performance Polymers BV This article chronicles the evolution of el-evated temperature coatings from lard used to season cast-iron skillets through
a third-generation, 100-percent inorganic, single-component and ambient curing ver-sion that gets hard enough without heating for equipment to be painted in the afternoon and handled, strapped down and shipped without damage the next morning.
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by Michael O. Woodward, Carboline Company Surrounded by high-rise buildings and crossing the Miami River, the Miami Avenue Bridge spans a heavily utilized waterway for recreational crafts, cargo vessels and private yachts leading to and from the Atlantic Ocean. This case history describes recoating this bridge after the discovery of a catastrophic, intercoat delamination failure.
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This section will summarize the SSPC training and certification courses that will be offered during SSPC 2018 featuring GreenCOAT, held from January 15 to 18, 2018 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, La. Course schedules and de-tails on how to register are included.
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The 2018 JPCL Annual Coating Systems Buying Guide features over 200 coating manufactur-ers and details about high-performance coating systems suitable for steel and concrete sub-strates in bridges, chemical and petrochemical plants, food and pharmaceutical plants, marine and offshore structures, railcars, power plants, transmission pipelines, wastewater facilities, wa-ter works, and waterfront, locks and dams, as well as specialty-function applications. The Guide is published as a resource for facility owners, third-party specifiers, contractors and anyone else engaged in a coatings project and allows the user to identify systems that companies.
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AkzoNobel Announces Management Changes
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Two New SSPC Training Courses Offered at SSPC 2018
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Investigating Failure
by Richard A. Burgess, PCS, KTA-Tator, Inc.
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Office to Field: Lost in Translation
by Alison B. Kaelin, CQA, ABKaelin LLC Hazardous Metals and Materials: Paint and Waste Sampling and Analysis
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Full Surface Protection for Up to One Year
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HT 365 is a preservation, single component, anti-corrosive coating, a water displacing agent, a lubricant, and a penetrating fluid. It creates an imperceptible thin-film coating that offers excellent salt contaminant and humidity
protection.
Contact your HoldTight® representative or visit
Holdtight.com for more information.
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Jotun Jotachar 1709
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Mesh-free passive fire protection epoxy designed to protect against hydrocarbon pool fire scenarios for up to four hours as defined in the ANSI/UL1709 standard.
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Applied Materials & Engineering
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Consulting, Forensic Analysis and Testing Services for construction materials including concrete, steel, masonry and wood. Offering Petrographic and FTIR Analysis to identify composition of floor coatings, flashing and sealants, two-part epoxy resins, plastics, paints, colorings, and additives.
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New product: Carbozinc® 608 HB
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Introducing a new high build zinc-rich primer that can save you time and money by eliminating the epoxy intermediate coat!
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Blastox® - One Step Lead Abatement
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Sandblast additive delivered to jobsite pre-blended to eliminate hazardous abrasive wastes. Why mix, meter or apply at the job-site? Blast with ease and
Let your painters paint!
1(800)-252-7869
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Performance Amine 1,3-BAC
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A highly reactive cycloaliphatic diamine offering superior performance. Reasonable cost and curing efficacy makes it suitable for all types of epoxy resin applications.
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KTA-Tator EH&S Services
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• Ambient & Worker Exposure Air Monitoring
• Safety & Health Program Development
• Lead Paint Assessments
& Specifications
• Health Hazard & Jobsite Safety Assessments
Call 1-800-532-3633
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