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Now in its eighth year, theChemical Coater’s AssociationInternational’s (CCAI’s)
FABTECH FINISHING Pavilion andEducation Program is undeniably theplace for finishing professionals to en-hance their skills, learn from industry ex-perts, exchange best practices, and ex-plore the latest technology andadvancements in the industry. Monthsbefore the start of FABTECH 2017, theFINISHING Pavilion is more than 95percent sold with close to 200 exhibitors.As FABTECH returns to Chicago’s Mc-Cormick Place, an expected 50,000 at-tendees will have access to over 750,000net square feet of exhibit space filled withmore than 1,700 exhibitors showcasingeverything from welding, forming, fabri-cating, and stamping to finishing.
The CCAI FINISHING Pavilion ispacked with suppliers that will bringcountless products, services, innovativeideas, and equipment to attendees inter-ested in all finishing technologies. Yourplans should be well underway to attendFABTECH 2017 from November 6-9at McCormick Place in downtownChicago. FABTECH provides the per-fect platform for visitors to experiencelive equipment demonstrations, findcost savings solutions, and networkwith industry peers.
“It’s been amazing how CCAI’s FIN-ISHING Pavilion has grown since wefirst partnered with FABTECH in2010,” says Anne Goyer, CCAI execu-tive director. “We’ll have more than50,000 net square feet of exhibit spacedevoted to industrial finishing this yearin Chicago, our largest show floor pres-ence yet. Additionally, our educationprogram features a lot of new informa-tion and presentations. It’s great to seeCCAI’s FINISHING Pavilion and ed-ucational offering grow and get better atevery show. FABTECH truly is wherethe finishing industry meets each year.”
Education
While you’re at the show, don’t forgetto attend some of CCAI’s FINISH-ING educational sessions taught by fin-ishing industry experts. There are sig-nificant technical sessions for bothfinishing novices and industry experts.All sessions are two hours in length andoffer practical knowledge you can applyas soon as you get back to your shop.
Take time to review all of the finishingsessions and presentation descriptionsbeing offered before you get to theshow. A complete list is available on theshow website. In addition, CCAI is of-fering 30 percent off any FINISHINGeducational session by using the codeFINISHING30 when you register.
Exhibition
CCAI has packed the FINISHINGPavilion with exhibiting companiesthat will bring countless products,services, innovative ideas, and equip-ment to finishers interested in allfinishing technologies.
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In addition, there are a variety of othertechnical pavilions dedicated to metal-forming, welding, and related topics.New this year is the 3D/Additive Man-ufacturing Pavilion, which will accom-modate the increasing interest in addi-t ive manufactur ing , one of thefastest-growing technologies of this cen-tury. In addition, the Expanded Tube& Pipe Pavilion, which will be held in ajoint venture with Messe Düsseldorf,will bring an even bigger and better of-fering of the latest technology from allover the world that meets the needs ofusers of tube and pipe profiles.
For a complete list of the more than1,700 exhibitors at FABTECH, visitthe show website.
Special events
All FABTECH attendees are invited toenjoy several special events at the show,including keynote presentations andexpert panel discussions. The follow-ing are some of the networking eventsyou can choose from to enhance yourshow experience.
Keynote presentations. This year’sopening keynote will embrace the wildlypopular TED Talks concept, kicking offa new and exciting format. The FABx
Tech Talks keynote will be held Monday,November 6, at 8:45 a.m. The presenta-tion will spotlight visionary leaders whowill motivate and inspire attendees viashort inspirational talks on the topics oftransformation, growth, advancement,and expansion for the future of manufac-turing. Come hear how these leaders aredriving innovation to take their busi-nesses to the next level. Participants willinclude Adam Genei, founder of Mob-steel; Jesse James, West Coast Choppers;Karen Kerr, GE Ventures; Albert Paley,
sculpture artist; Jacques Panis, Shinola;and Michael Walton, Microsoft.
The second keynote will be held on Tues-day, November 7, at 8:30 a.m. Co-hostof Discovery Channel’s popular “Fast N’Loud” series and founder of Gas MonkeyGarage, a world-renowned hot rod shop,Richard Rawlings will share his entrepre-neurial spirit and career to inspire manu-facturers to innovate and take risks. Rawl-ings will speak about his businesses,challenges, opportunities, and pursuing
Show information
Location. FABTECH 2017 willbe held November 6-9 at Mc-Cormick Place, 2301 S. MartinLuther King Dr., Chicago, IL60616; www.mccormickplace.com.
Sponsoring associations.Chemical Coaters Association In-ternational (CCAI), Fabricatorsand Manufacturers Association In-ternational (FMA), Society ofManufacturing Engineers (SME),Amer i c an We ld ing Soc i e t y(AWS), and Precision Metalform-ing Association (PMA).
Show hours. 10:00 a.m. to 6:00p.m. on Monday, November 6;9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday,November 7, and Wednesday, No-vember 8; 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. onThursday, November 9.
Registration.Click on the red reg-ister button on the top of theFABTECH home page to register.Attendees can register for the exhibitsfor free until November 3 by enteringPromo Code FBCCAI during theonline registration process. After No-vember 3, a $50 registration fee ap-plies for the show. FINISHINGPavilion exhibitors can also provideyou with an expo pass that will allowyou free onsite show registration.Contact any FINISHING Pavilionexhibitor for a pass to use onsite if youcannot preregister by November 3.
CCAI members also receive dis-counted pricing to attend the FIN-ISHING Education Program atFABTECH. CCAI members musthave their membership numberavailable when registering to get themember discount. Plus, remembereveryone can save 30 percent offpricing by entering FINISHING30
when registering. Call the CCAI of-fice at if you cannot locate yourmembership number.
Hotels. Special discounted hotelrates are available through the show’sofficial housing partner, onPeak.The easiest way to reserve your roomis to follow the instructions under theHotel/Travel tab on the show web-site. A free shuttle service will rundaily between the convention centerand official FABTECH hotels.
Contact info. For more infor-mation about CCAI’s FINISH-ING Pavilion and Education Pro-gram at FABTECH, contactAndy Goyer at CCAI at 941/373-1830 or [email protected] general quest ions aboutFABTECH, call 888/394-4362or email [email protected]. The official show web-site is www.fabtechexpo.com.
one’s dreams with the discipline and per-sistence that is required for success.
The third keynote, “Inspiring Creativityin the Workplace,” will be held onWednesday, November 8, at 8:30 a.m.As one of the original story creators atPixar Animation Studios, presenterMatthew Luhn participated in buildingand sustaining the creative culture atPixar from startup to the most successfulfilmmaking group in the history of Hol-lywood. Luhn’s engaging and action-ori-ented talk will provide strategies on howto create a culture that encourages andnurtures new ideas, and embraces fearand failing as a necessary part of the cre-ative process. He demonstrates how toempower relationships and build trustthrough authentic communication.
Expert panel sessions.There will be twoexpert panels held this year. “AdvancedManufacturing for the Next IndustrialEvolution” will take place on Monday,November 6, at 12:30 p.m. The expertswill discuss how their companies stay atthe forefront of manufacturing advance-ments and how they embrace disruptivetechnologies to remain competitive andprofitable. “Innovative Approaches forWorkforce Development & RecruitingTalent” will be held on Tuesday, No-vember 7, at 12:30 p.m. Attend to learnfrom manufacturers and educators howto benefit from different approaches tobuild a consistent workforce pipeline.
Paley-James Project. Jesse James ofWest Coast Choppers fame and worldrenowned sculpture artist Albert Paleywill collaborate to make two metal sculp-tures. Each artist will start one sculpturebut will finish the other. The completedsculptures will be unveiled at the openingceremony and displayed throughout theshow at the entrance on level 3.
Women of FABTECH Breakfast WithTech Tour. Join your colleagues at a net-working breakfast celebrating the impor-tance of women in the manufacturingsector. This event will be held onWednesday, November 8, from 7:30 to10:30 a.m. It aims to foster relationshipsand dialogue between supporters andpractitioners in the field.
Industry Night at Soldier Field. Enjoyan evening of fun, food, drinks and net-working during this event at SoldierField, home of the Chicago Bears, onTuesday, November 7, starting at 5:30p.m. The evening will include exclusive
access to Soldier Field and a meet-and-greet with retired Chicago Bears Hall ofFamer Dan “Danimal” Hampton. Foran additional fee, you can upgrade yourticket to include the VIP ExperiencePackage, which includes a behind-the-scenes tour with access to the Visitor’sLocker Room, where Bears opponentsgear up before game time, as well as a visitto the field where all the action happens.
Professional Welding Competition.This competition will take place duringshow hours from Monday, November6, to Wednesday, November 8. Profes-sional welders can sign up onsite to com-pete for a $2,500 first prize, a $1,000second prize, and a $500 third prize.Don’t miss the chance to cheer on com-petitors as they demonstrate their skillsto earn the title of “Best Welder inAmerica.” Contestants will make a sin-gle-pass SMAW weld with E7018 onlow-carbon steel. Speed and quality willbe the criteria. PC
CCAI’s FINISHING Pavilion show floordraws a crowd.
FINISHING Pavilion visitors get to try their hand at spraying powder coatings.
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Conferencesessions
FABTECH 2017 offers an arrayof educational programs forbeginners and advanced profes-
sionals alike. Attend any of these tar-geted technical, operational, eco-nomic, and managerial sessions todiscover the solutions you need toadvance or enhance your career orbusiness. In addition to CCAI’s fin-ishing track detailed below, the con-ference will include tracks on cuttinglaser, lean, additive manufacturing,workforce development, management,automation, stamping, and welding.A full conference schedule is availableat www.fabtechexpo.com. The sched-ule here is current as of June 21.
Finishingtrack
Monday, November 6
10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
C20: Fundamentals of a Successful Pow-der Coating Operation
Powder Coating Basics — AFundamental Understanding of aPowder Coating SystemSpeakers: John Sudges, MidwestFinishing Systems; MichaelWithers, Axalta Coating Systems;Frank Mohar, Nordson
C21: Fundamentals of a Successful Elec-trocoat Operation
Introduction to ElectrocoatSpeaker:Gary Orosz, PPG Industries
C22: NEW! Rack up Profits with Pro-ductivity and Efficiency
Rack up Profits with Productivity andEfficiencySpeaker: Scott Rempala, MightyHook
Improve Your Coating Quality withClean Hooks and RacksSpeaker: James Malloy, Kolene
1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
C30: NEW! Fundamentals of a Success-ful Liquid Coating Operation
Reducing Compressed Air Usage inPaint KitchensSpeaker: Michael Elberson,Autoquip Automation
Quality In — Quality OutSpeaker: Dan Szczepanik, Sherwin-Williams Product Finishes
EDUCATION PROGRAM
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Building a Knowledge Base of LiquidApplication Equipment TechnologySpeaker: Judith Lietzke, CarlisleFluid Technologies
C31: NEW! Fundamentals of Platingand Anodizing
Anodizing and Plating BasicsSpeaker: Mark Norton,PriceWalgren
The Basics of ElectroplatingSpeaker: Blair Vandivier, Asterion
Aluminum Surface Preparation MadeEasySpeaker: Mike Valenti, Hubbard-Hall
C32: NEW! Blasting Your Way to Suc-cessful Metal Preparation
Understanding the Benefits ofCentrifugal Wheel BlastingSpeaker: Carl Panzenhagen, BlastCleaning Technologies
Abrasive Blasting: Best Practices, CostSavings and AutomationSpeaker: Brian Kenimer, Blast-OneInternational
Tuesday,November 7
8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
C40: NEW! Fundamentals of Pretreatment
Reverse Osmosis BasicsSpeaker: Abigal Grommet, Therma-Tron-X
Process Control for the Cleaning andPrepaint IndustriesSpeaker: Robert Bodak, ChemetallUS
Basics of Cleaning and Pretreatment— Keys for Success in the ModernCoating ShopSpeaker: David Chalk, DuBoisChemicals
C41: NEW! Plating and AnodizingIndustry Success
If You Build It, They Will Come: TheKing Kong of Zinc Plating LinesSpeaker: George Gatto, Jr., GattoIndustrial Platers
Automated Aluminum Anodizing forExterior Automotive ApplicationsSpeaker: Richard Macary, ArlingtonPlating
C42: NEW! Solving 21st Century Coat-ing Challenges with Durable PorcelainEnamel
The Fundamentals of PorcelainEnamelingSpeaker: Cullen Hackler, PorcelainEnamel Institute
10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
C50: NEW! Finishing End User CaseHistories
Bicycle Manufacturing Gears up withPowder CoatingSpeaker: Jeffrey Hale, Gema USA
Not All Doors Are Finished the SameWaySpeaker: Steve Romer, SamesKremlin
Lessons Learned in Powder CoatingOver Hot-Dip Galvanized SteelSpeaker: Joe Langemeier, AZZMetal Coatings
C51: NEW! Mejorando el DesempenoTotal del Sistema de Pintura en Polvo
Como Obtener Ahorros En ProcesosQuímicosSpeaker: Antonio Tapia, CoralChemical
Ahorros Mediante El MantenimientoPreventivoSpeaker: Jose Mercado, AkzoNobel
C52: NEW! Finishing System DesignCriteria
Cost Considerations for a FinishingLineSpeaker: Jason Gatton, Pneu-MechSystems Mfg.
A Case Study Judging the Feasibility ofPurchasing a New Finishing SystemSpeaker: Nicholas Liberto, PowderCoating Consultants
Future of Finishing — Designing YourPaint System for the UnknownSpeaker: Joshua Gilmore,IntelliFinishing
1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
C60: NEW! Understanding the Impor-tance of Wastewater Treatment
Be Nice to Mother Earth! Remove Oilsand Soils from Your Wastewater;Recycle Your Aqueous CleaningSolutionsSpeaker: Raymond Graffia, Jr.,Arbortech
Where the EPA Stands on Phosphatesin WastewaterSpeaker: Robin Deal, Hubbard-Hall
Understanding Waste Treatment andWhy It’s Important to Your CompanySpeaker: Al Enrique, CoralChemical
C61: NEW! Practical Approach to Opti-mal Powder Coating Operations
Preventive Maintenance andTroubleshooting of Powder CoatingOperationsSpeakers: John Cole, Parker Ionics;Mike Wittenhagen, TCI PowderCoatings
Effects of Fluidization on the SprayApplication of Powder CoatingSpeaker: Jeffrey Hale, Gema USA
C62: NEW! Optimizing Liquid Finishes
The Study of 2k Paint and HowVariations in Cure Effect PerformanceSpeaker: P. Andrew Bias, Henkel
Improving Finish Quality byControlling Paint ApplicationTemperatureSpeaker: Michael Bonner, SaintClair Systems
Optimizing Your Liquid CoatingOperationSpeaker: Stephen Houston, Col-MetEngineered Finishing Systems
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Wednesday,November 8
8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
C70: NEW! Managing Perceptions foryour Finishing Business
Meaningful Customer Service for theFinishing Industry — How to BringYour Customers BackSpeaker:Martin Powell, LEWCO
Managing Perceptions for YourFinishing Business
Speaker: Troy Newport, ThePowder Coating Institute
C71: NEW! Mastering A Batch Finish-ing Operation
Batch System Design CriteriaSpeaker: Aaron Hughes, GeneralAutomatic Transfer
Best Practices for Manual PretreatmentApplicationsSpeaker: Kirk Beaster, Chemetall US
Innovative Conveying Systems forBatch and Semi-Automated FinishingSystems — Lean ManufacturingApproach to the Finishing IndustrySpeaker: Alex Koza, NikoTrack
C72: NEW! Advancements in AmbientPretreatment
What Are the Major DifferencesBetween Iron Phosphate andZirconium Based Conversion Coatings,and What Are the Advantages andDisadvantages?Speaker: Sergio Mancini, BulkChemicals
Learn About the Newest Zirconium-Based, Non-Phosphorous PretreatmentsSpeaker: Suresh Patel, Chemetall US
Improved Nanoceramic Bath StabilityThrough BufferingSpeaker: Joe Caiozzo, Henkel
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10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
C80: NEW! Achieving Consistent Qual-ity Finishes
Powder Coating Quality TestEquipmentSpeaker: Michael Beamish,DeFelsko
Harnessing the Potential of LEDTechnology to Optimize Your Finishand AppearanceSpeaker:Nicole Boss, LDPI
PM or Not to PM, “The Hidden Costof Reactionary Maintenance”Speaker: Rich Huston, Therma-Tron-X
C81: NEW! See it. Touch it. Fix it. Iden-tifying and Solving Finishing Defects
Troubleshooting Your ModernCleaning and Pretreatment SystemProcess Prior to Powder ApplicationSpeaker: David Schimpff, DuBoisChemicals
A Visual Approach to Identifying andSolving Pretreatment DefectsSpeaker: Ken Kaluzny, CoralChemical
Understanding Coating MaterialsImpact on Finishing DefectsSpeakers: Bob Horton, BASFCoatings; Tom Whalen, TCIPowder Coatings
Who Do You Blame for Defects fromYour Finishing Line?Speakers: Kevin Higgins, SamesKremlin; Steve Romer, SamesKremlin
C82: We’ve Got the Cure
Selecting the Right Oven — TheCorrect Oven Pays for ItselfSpeaker:Martin Powell, LEWCO
Oven Retrofit/Rebuild vs. NewSpeaker: Steven Onsager, WestranThermal Processing
Infrared Oven Applications forFinishing with Liquid and PowderCoatings, Including Case StudiesSpeaker: Michael Chapman,Heraeus
Developments in UV LED CuringTechnology and UV-Cured PowderCoatingsSpeaker: Michael Knoblauch,Keyland Polymer UV PowderCoating
1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
C90: Efficient Curing with Infrared
Efficient Curing with InfraredSpeakers: John Podach, FostoriaProcess Equipment, a div. of TPI;Scott Bishop, Alabama Power
C91: Protecting Your Most ValuableAsset: Your Employees
Safety in the Finishing Environment— Paint, Powder, Dust, and Other ConsiderationsSpeaker:Martin Powell, LEWCO
Personal Protection Equipment—What a Finisher Needs to KnowSpeaker: Nicholas Liberto, PowderCoating Consultants
C92: NEW! The Evolving Technology ofPowder Coating
Solving Age Old Problems in PowderCoating with Today’s TechnologySpeaker: Joe Glassco, WagnerIndustrial Solutions
Hunting Down and EliminatingHidden Costs in Your Powder CoatingOperationsSpeaker: John Cole, Parker Ionics
Knowing When to Upgrade YourSystemSpeaker:Matt Ambrose, Nordson
Thursday,November 9
8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
C100: NEW! The ULTIMATE PowderCoating
The ULTIMATE Powder Coating, anAdvanced SessionSpeakers: Stephen Houston, Col-Met Engineered Finishing Systems;Chris Merritt, GEMA USA; RonCudzilo, George Koch Sons; SureshPatel, Chemetall US
C101: Electrocoating Equipment Con-siderations
Electrocoating EquipmentConsiderationsSpeaker: Chad Andreae, Therma-Tron-X
10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
C110: NEW! Got Corrosion?
A Step by Step Guide to PreventCorrosion: A Global EnemySpeaker: Scott Fouts, KYZEN
Innovation Update of Novel PolymerPretreatment TechnologiesSpeaker: David Schimpff, DuBoisChemicals
Corrosion Considerations and LifecycleCost for Electrical ComponentsSpeaker: Maria Lamorey, PPGIndustries
1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
C111: NEW! The Evolution of Architec-tural Coatings
The Evolution of ArchitecturalCoatingsSpeakers: Michael Withers, AxaltaCoating Systems; Manuel Mayer,Axalta Coating Systems; Barry Frost,DuraCoat Products
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2017 FINISHINGPavilionexhibitor list
These exhibitors will display their prod-ucts and answer your questions at thisyear’s show. This list of exhibitors andbooth numbers is current as of August6. Companies advertising in this issueare in bold type.
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Accudraft Paint Booths.............A6471
Acme Finishing........................ A6523
ACT Dust Collectors................A5850
ADF Systems........................... A6481
Aesthetic Finishers....................A6322
AFC Finishing Systems.............A6476
AkzoNobel Powder Coatings....A5837
Alconox................................... A6273
Alliance Manufacturing............A5952
American Fabric Filter.............. A6542
American Grinders...................A6335
American Industrial Sales..........A6281
Amiberica................................ A5853
AMOVA................................. A6289
Apel International.................... A6372
Argon Masking........................ A6541
Assured Testing Services........... A6416
Axalta Coating Systems.............A6620
AZZ Metal Coatings................ A6567
B
B.L. Downey............................A6472
Baoji AATi New Metal.............A6557
Baril Coatings USA.................. A5821
BASF.......................................A6314
BCI Surface Technologies Bulk Chemicals......................A5848
BEKO Technologies................ A6433
Bex Spray Nozzles.....................A6559
Blast Cleaning Technologies, div. of Metcast........................A6427
Blast-One................................ A6276
Bonding Solutions....................A6417
Brush Research Mfg................. A5751
Burleigh Industries................... A6514
C
Caldan Conveyor..................... A6537
Calvary Industries.....................A6412
Canadian Finishing & Coatings Manufacturing.......................A6518
Caplugs....................................A5745
Carbit Paint............................. A6436
Cardinal Paint & Powder..........A5950
Cardinal Parts and Equipment..A6525
Carlisle Fluid Technologies.......A6216
Castrol.....................................A5719
Cataforesis............................... A5919
Catalytic Industrial Systems...... A5918
Chemetall US.......................... A6467
Chemical Coaters Association International......................... A6135
ChemQuest.............................A6237
Chemtec North America.......... A6543
Chicago Coating Technologies......................... A5986
Chris Plating............................ A5755
ClearClad Coatings..................A6388
Clemco Industries.................... A6463
Col-Met Engineered Finishing Solutions................ A6442
Columbus Industries................A6419
Combustion and Systems......... A6321
Coral Chemical........................A6231
CPR Systems............................A6379
Custom Fabricating & Supplies.......................... A6233
D
Daifuku North America........... A6524
Decoral System USA................ A6584
DeFelsko................................. A5957
Delfin Industrial.......................A6444
Dinamec Systems.....................A6380
Divine Brothers........................A6420
DMP.......................................A6555
Dosatron International.............A5988
DST-CHEMICALS................A6387
DuBois Chemicals................... A5812
Duroair Technologies...............A6535
Durr Systems........................... A6284
E
Echo Engineering & Production Supplies........A5819
Eisenmann...............................A5721
Elcometer................................ A5737
The Electrocoat Association......A6418
ElektroPhysik USA.................. A5942
Enhanced Powder Coating....... A6569
Enhancement Technologies/ Sublitex-Miroglio.................. A6539
Environmental Coatings...........A6478
EPSI........................................ A6410
Ervin Industries........................A5815
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FANUC America.....................A6563
Filtermedia.............................. A6558
Fischer Technology............... A6356
Flex Trim USA.........................A5980
Fluke Process Instruments........ A5739
Fostoria Process Equipment, div. of TPI........................... A6212
Frost........................................ A6181
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Gema.......................................A6243
General Automatic Transfer..... A6453
General Fabrications.................A5921
George Koch Sons....................A6131
Global Finishing Solutions....... A6248
GMA Industries.......................A6519
Goff.........................................A5753
Graco.......................................A6240
Graphic Products..................... A6516
Guspro.................................... A6575
H
HafcoVac.................................A5750
Hedson Technologies North America.......................A5989
Henkel.....................................A6319
Hentzen Coatings.................... A6235
Heraeus Noblelight America.....A5845
Herr Industrial......................... A6470
Hosco Fittings..........................A5956
Houghton International–Surface Finishing...............................A6581
Hubbard-Hall..........................A6527
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IFS Coatings............................ A6252
IHC.........................................A6526
Intek........................................A6421
IntelliFinishing........................ A6152
International Thermal Systems..................... A6187, A5855
Intertek....................................A6369
Iowa Area Development Group................................... A6239
IST International Surface Technologies.........................A6007
J
Jamestown Coating Technologies.........................A5981
Jinzhou Honor Galvanized Equipment............................A6573
K
Keyland Polymer Material Sciences................................. A6323
Klinger Paint............................A5985
Kolene..................................... A6533
Kyzen...................................... A5818
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LDPI....................................... A6336
M
Magic Rack/Production Plus.... A5938
MAXAIR Systems....................A6536
MetoKote................................ A5945
Micro-Surface Finishing Products................................ A6424
Midwest Finishing Systems.......A6155
Mighty Hook...........................A6531
Mode Kartela Boya...................A6520
Munters...................................A5718
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NikoTrack...............................A6456
Nordic Air Filtration................ A6437
Nordson.................................. A6224
Northern Coatings & Chemical...........................A6338
NorthStar Products..................A6580
Novacel................................... A6488
O
Osborn.................................... A6574
P
Parker Ionics............................ A6431
Patriot Metal Finishing System..A6553
Pneu-Mech Systems Mfg..........A5914
Pollution Control Products... A5743
Polymer Molding.....................A6279
Poppelmann Plastics USA........ A5757
Porcelain Enamel Institute........A6521
Powder Coating......................A6469
Powder Coating Institute..........A6414
Powder Parts............................ A5854
PPG Industries.........................A5712
Pretreatment Equipment Manufacturing.......................A6438
Proceco....................................A6184
Products Finishing..................... A6310
Protech Powder Coatings......... A6173
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Quaker Chemical.....................A5740
QuickLabel Systems................. A5844
R
Raptor Blasting Systems............A6576
Richards-Wilcox Conveyor...... A6370
Rohner..................................A6171
RollSeal................................... A6271
Ruwac..................................... A6515
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SAMES KREMLIN.................A6259
Sankyo Rikagaku......................A5974
Sata Spray Equipment.............. A5714
SciTeeX Group........................ A6459
Sculpt Nouveau....................... A5979
Selas Heat Technology............. A6425
Sherwin-Williams.................... A6512
sia Abrasives............................. A5716
Sierra Paint...............................A6556
Singer Safety............................ A6577
Southern Systems.....................A5916
Specialty Aerosols/Raabe/ Precision Color......................A6517
Spray Systems...........................A5954
Spraying Systems......................A5841
SprayTech/Junair.....................A6473
Stanza Machinery.....................A6287
Sunkiss Thermoreactors........... A6561
SuperMax Tools.......................A5976
Surface Armor..........................A6522
SWECO..................................A6422
System Technologies................A6255
T
Tanis....................................... A5839
Technotrans America............... A5852
Therma-Tron-X...................... A6267
Thierica Equipment................. A6179
Transmet................................. A6378
Trimac Industrial Systems........ A6325
U
Uni-Spray Systems................... A6316
V
V&S Galvanizing.....................A5816
Valmont Coatings....................A5748
Vapor Technologies................. A5940
Venjakob North America/ Nutro....................................A6484
Vitracoat America.................... A5907
Vogel Industrial Coatings...... A5943
Vulkan Blast Shot Technology..A5941
W
W Abrasives............................. A6318
WAGNER Systems..................A6262
Webb-Stiles............................. A6544
Westran Thermal Processing.... A6570
Y
Yeuell Nameplate & Label........ A5856
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