Clearance hole chart for inch bolts and screws according to ASME B18.2.8
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2022 - The Battery Show, North America
The Battery Show brings together engineers, business leaders, top-industry companies, and innovative thinkers to discover ground-breaking products and create powerful solutions for the future. Visit Our Suppliers: Young Industries - Booth 555
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Pigment/Binder Ratio
One of the earliest forms of comparison. The pigment/binder ratio is the weight ratio of the sum of the pigments (pigments and fillers) to the binder solids.
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2021 Eastern Coatings Show
Visit the DisperseTech booth #201 at the Eastern Coatings Show November 17-19, 2021.
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Investment Casting High Shear dispersers
To produce the best quality dispersion in the least amount of time, an investment casting dispersion blade must be a durable high-shear blade.
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Sheet Metal Gage Chart
Sheet Metal Thickness is reported in gage. Our Gauge Chart provides both fractional and decimal thickness of sheet as well as weight per sq ft.
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Screen Mesh - Market Grade/U.S. Standard Comparison Chart
Screen mesh indicates openings/inch, wire diameter differences between Market Grade and U.S. Standard Mesh results in changes in opening size and open area.
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Viscosity Conversion
Viscosity Conversion table comparing some of the typical viscosity scales used in Paint and Coatings including: Poise, Stokes, Ford Cup, Zahn Cup, and Krebs
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Critical Pigment Volume Concentration
The point where there is just sufficient binder present within a paint to cover each extender particle with a thin layer and fill all voids between particles.
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Pigment Binder Ratio
One of the earliest forms of comparison. The pigment/binder ratio is the weight ratio of the sum of the pigments (pigments and fillers) to the binder solids.
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Pigment Volume Concentration
The ratio of the volume of pigment to the volume of total nonvolatile material present in a coating. The figure is usually expressed as a percentage.
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Malcomizing
In the Malcomizing heat treating process the passive oxide surface film of the stainless steel is broken down to permit nitrogen diffusion into the steel, at relatively low temperatures. This increases the Hardness to around 64-68 Rockwell C.
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