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Copper Finishing "Cobratech" Dip





2001

I need to identify a finishing process called "Cobratech Dip" that has been called on a drawing for Copper Alloy 360.

What is it?

Any information will be much appreciated.

Robert Sorensen
Portland, Oregon USA



We'll be happy to correct this if we're wrong, but my first guess is that it's an Electrochemicals [Maple Plain, MN] product since they have a number of "Cobra" trade names.

Ted Mooney, finishing.com
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2001


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Ed. note: We've learned that the manufacturer of Cobratec (no 'h') is PMC Specialties Group, Westlake, Ohio, and suspect that that may be what you may be looking for despite the spelling variation.


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