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Stats on Chromate Industry for study project




Hi, I'm a business student from the University of British Columbia who is doing a project on the plating industry in Canada. Specifically, I am concentrating on the use of chromate in the plating industry. I am looking for information such as the size and make-up of the industry, key success factors, as well as, the costs associated with using chromate. Any advice regarding information sources would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

June Stride
student, University of British Columbia - Vancouver, BC, Canada
1999


Well, June, this website is one good source of information.

There are other postings about chromates on this web page, and there is also a list of books and organizations that you could look into using to get more information. You should be aware of a new development in the use of chromates in industry.

One type of chromate, hexavalent chrome, is going to have restrictions placed on it in Europe beginning around 2003. Since many companies are now global companies, this restriction will affect industry worldwide. There will be a decrease in the amount of chromate usage, but surely not a sudden halt of all chrome.

tim neveau
Tim Neveau
Rochester Hills, Michigan
1999



1999

June, you will find this is going to be quite a project.

Try contacting [email protected] (American Electroplaters and Surface Finishers Society, Inc, (AESF) They are international.

Try the Metal Finishing Suppliers' Association:

MFSA
112 J Elden Street
Herndon, VA 20170
phone: 703/709-5729
fax : 703/709-1036. They are also international.

Hope this helps!

Bill Hemp
tech svc. w/ chemical supplier - Grand Rapids, Michigan

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Ed. note: AESF and MFSA are now both part of NASF at www.nasf.org

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