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2008 Annual Meeting

The Electrocoat Association will host its Annual Meeting on September 22, 2008 in Indianapolis in conjunction with the Coating 2008 Show. The Annual Meeting is your chance to participate in Association business activities and network with current business partners and other members to form new business relationships. The meeting will be held at Mo's...A Place for Steaks beginning at 5:00 pm, followed by dinner at 6:00 pm. Email anne@electrocoat.org for further details or to register.

The Electrocoat 2008 Conference Proceedings are available in book or cd format and can be ordered through our Bookstore or by emailing anne@electrocoat.org.

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What is Electrocoating

Electrocoating is an organic coating method that uses electrical current to deposit paint onto a part or assembled product. Because of its ability to coat even the most complex parts and assembled products with specific performance requirements, electrocoating is used throughout industry as a means to coat products in various categories such as: agricultural equipment, appliances, automobiles, automotive parts, marine components, transformers, metal office furniture, lawn & garden equipment and furniture, fasteners, trim appliances, fixtures and much more.

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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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Productivity & Operational Cost Savings
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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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