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    Discussion in 'Surface finishes' started by KarenL9, Aug 17, 2012.

    1. KarenL9

      KarenL9 Member

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      Hi,
      I have started a new job in Aerospace industry and am refreshing my knowledge of heat treatments, surface treatments and coatings, as I have not used them for years. Is there an up to date directory type book or resource that lists all or most surface treatments? I would need description of each process, properties, basic chemical composition, and most important how to produce each desired finish in brief detail.
       
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    3. Peter Darby

      Peter Darby New Member

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      There used to be a directory by a company called Cannings title went something like "Cannings directory of Surface Finishing" from memory it was approx a 1980's publication . This was a comprehensive book at the time - it may exist in a more current form or a web document. Regards:)
       
    4. cameronnichols

      cameronnichols New Member

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      I'm looking for a similar data source. I've tried ASM's data base. Pretty useless. I understand both coating and surface treatment have moved on since the 80's and techniques must have been developed since?..
       
    5. KarenL9

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      I have looked on ASM, SAE and ISO data bases. I am using them as a starting point. I am searching the internet for suppliers and other info by using the standards codes/numbers. This brings up suppliers, who often list their range of coatings. Then I can find info out for each one, but it is very time consuming.
       
    6. The_Inventor

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      It may be that it takes up time, thus it is time consuming, but then that is what you are getting paid for isn't it.
       

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