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It’s not too late!
You can still register for the electrocoat industry’s most important event, ELECTROCOAT 2008. You’ll have nearly 40 technical presentations to choose from in the Conference Program. An exceptional line-up of keynote speakers and industry experts are eager to share their knowledge, experiences, and insights about topics ranging from bacteria and dirt control to e-coat in a global marketplace. Thirty two (32) Exhibitors are planning interesting and entertaining ways to discuss new products and technology. The event concludes with a thoughtful panel discussion, an interactive game and BIG prizes.
If you are interested in learning how to expand product offerings to include electrocoat or improve your current operations and profitability, ECOAT 2008 is a must-attend.
ECOAT 2008 will be held on May 14-16, 2008 at the Downtown Indianapolis Marriott. For more information or to register for the event visit our web site or call Anne Von Moll at 800-950-8020 (email anne@electrocoat.org) today! Online registration is available until 4:00 Monday, May 13. Thereafter, please register on-site.
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What is Electrocoating
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Why Do People Use Electrocoat?
Finishers choose electrocoating to provide their products with a durable, lasting coating. And because e-coat can be used as a primer, top coat or both, and also with other types of coatings, the versatility is endless.
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the advantages of Electrocoat:
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Bulk E-Coat Has Arrived - Electrocoating has long been recognized as an excellent way to apply a high-quality primer or finish coat on metal parts. It can be applied in a thin and uniform film with penetration into recesses and excellent corrosion resistance. Parts can be hung closely together, and there is no application labor. Material utilization is very high because there is no overspray, and the process generates minimal amounts of VOCs.
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