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Topic: Chemical Sales Rep Needed [ Started by ChemSlinger in Job Opportunities : 0 replies ]
EnviroServe Chemicals is a NC base manufacturer and distributor of Surface Preparation Chemicals, Zirconium Pretreatment Products, Industrial Lubricants and Metalworking Fluids.
We are currently looking for an experienced industrial sales rep in the Columbia, SC / Agusta, GA area. This area has an established territory. The applicant will be required to generate leads, follow up with prospects, set appointments, and complete any other task required by an outside industrial sales rep. Applicant must have experience in industrial sales and live in the territory. Please send all resumes to jsballard@enviroserveinc.com
Topic: EnviroServe Chemicals Developes New Sealer [ Started by ChemSlinger in Industry News : 0 replies ]
EnviroServe Chemicals, an industry leader in pretreatment chemicals and process technology, developes a new sealer for automated paint pretreatment wash systems. This new organosilane modified sealer is designed to run in a normal final seal process. Preliminary tests on this product show significant improvements in corrosion resistance. These tests show an increase in salt spray hours as high as 12% on ferrous metals and 20% on aluminum. EnviroSeal 3310 is still in the testing stages, but will be added to the product line in July of 2012.
Topic: Zirconium Paint Pretreatment Chemicals [ Started by ChemSlinger in Industry News : 0 replies ]
EnviroServe Chemicals, Inc announces the developement of their new multi-accelerated zirconium conversion coating. This product has passed several preliminary tests and is now ready to test in the field. "The zirconium conversion coatings that are currently in the product line are exceeding their expectations in the field, the new product gives the sales people and the customer more to choose from. We all know, every finishing operation is different, so why have a one size fits all product?" - Jonathan Ballard, Sales Manager EnviroServe Chemicals This new product will have cleaner/coater and manual spray wand versions as well. The new EnviroKote product will be available spring o …
Re: How to avoid powder on machined part [ Started by sushant in Powder Coating : 2 replies ]
The best way to remove powder after it gets baked is by chemical stripping. This usuallay takes 15-20 minutes in a heated bath.
Re: Spec for Pretreatment of Hot & Cold Rolled Steel ? [ Started by thefinishingline in Industrial Cleaning : 2 replies ]
Technically there is no industry standard specification for pretreatment. The standards that are most common are from a specific industry, ie military, federal, and heavy equipment, etc.. If your customer would like to create their own specs, it can be done. I have listed some spec examples below: Federal: TT490E Chemical Conversion Coatings and Pretreatments for Ferrous Surfaces Military. MIL: DTL 5541F Chemical Conversion Coatings on Aluminum Alloys Caterpillar: 1E4093, CHG NO 07, 2-7-2008 Paint-Phosphate Pretreatment Chemicals for Metallic Substrates. Hope this helps …
Re: Small Parts [ Started by Hockytwn13 in Powder Coating : 1 replies ]
Hockytwn13, It's tough when it comes to painting small parts. Especially ones that need to be powder coated. With wet paint, an immersion pretreatment and paint system would work great because there is no overspray, however with powder, the smaller the part, the more the overspray. And without a excellent recliam system, a lot of powder will get waisted. I would look for a gun with as small a deflecter as possible with a slot that would be ideal for the size part you are painting. With regards to the preparation of the part before paint, an immersion (dip/soak) process would be ideal. A wand would probabaly blow the parts around with the high pressure, and an in line system would probabaly be overkill. hope this helps …
Topic: Chemical Sales Position Opening [ Started by ChemSlinger in Job Opportunities : 0 replies ]
EnviroServe Chemicals, Inc. is looking for experienced sales representatives in SC, TN, AL, MS, KY, VA, PA, Western OH. Brief Description of Opening: - Promote direct sales to selected end users for assigned territories.
- Work closely with technical support department and sales management to provide technical service to customers.
- Gather marketing data for assigned territories including market size and competition.
Topic: EnviroServe's low BOD/COD level cleaner [ Started by ChemSlinger in Industry News : 0 replies ]
EnviroSeve Chemicals has developed a new low BOD/COD cleaner for spray wands and immersion/dip tanks. One particular NC county was overly strict on water discharge. The BOD limit was 500 and the COD limit was 2500. After thousands of dollars in fines, our lab was called to lend a helping hand. EnviroClean 3031 was developed to reduce the BOD and COD levels of the out going water. The final test from an outside testing labratory reported that the BOD levels went from 1500 down to 340 and the COD levels went from 56,000 to only 800. For more information about EnviroClean 3031, please contact Chris Klingenberg-R&D Director and the developer of this product. (9 …
Topic: EnviroServe Chemicals' Phosphate Free Pretreatment Program [ Started by ChemSlinger in Marketplace : 0 replies ]
EnviroServe Chemicals' Phosphate Free Conversion Coatings are a Big Hit! Several large manufacturers are so impressed with the new EnviroKote technology conversion coating program that they have decided to use it corporate wide. - Phosphate Free allows for a reduction in waste ( a big deal for the companies who are trying to go "zero waste")
- Less contact time on the part allows for an increase in line speed giving the ability to increase production.
- Ambient tempratures have saved an average of 75% in energy costs.
- Better salt spray results prevent failures in the field and allow product guarantees.
Please visit www.enviroservechemicals.com for more information on our Inorganic …
Re: Pretreatment process for Steel [ Started by unique1 in Industrial Cleaning : 3 replies ]
Unique 1, Unfortunately, using the phosphate directly behind the degreaser will not do well. A clean rinse is very important. A good process would be: Clean/degrease fresh water rinse phosphate 30-60 seconds fresh water rinse I hope this helps. Please let me know if you need any help getting the right chemicals in your facility. Good luck.
Topic: Sales Position Opening [ Started by ChemSlinger in Job Opportunities : 0 replies ]
EnviroServe Chemicals, Inc. is looking for experienced sales representatives in the following locations: TN, KY, WV, VA, PA/MD. Brief Description of Opening: - Promote direct sales to selected end users for assigned territories.
- Work closely with technical support department and sales management to provide technical service to customers.
- Gather marketing data for assigned territories including market …
Re: Help me to improve finishing! [ Started by prasham in Manufacturing : 4 replies ]
I agree with DustinGebhardt. Usually an acidic vibratory compound or a chemical de-burrer will get rid of the roughness and bring the part to a nice polished shine. www.enviroservechemicals.com
Topic: Low Temprature Pretreatment Chemicals [ Started by ChemSlinger in Marketplace : 0 replies ]
The Low Temp, Phosphate Free Conversion Coatings are hitting the metal painting industry full force and not letting up.
EnviroServe Chemicals has had great success throughout the Southeast US with these products. Customers are saving tons of money on energy, chemicals, and water disposal while at the same time producing a great quality product.
We now have this type of product available for pressure washers/spray wands and immersion/dip/soak washers.
Please call for more information. The Low Temp, Phosphate Free Conversion Coatings are hitting the metal painting industry full force and not letting up.
EnviroServe Chemicals has had great success throughout the Southeast US with these products. Customers are saving tons of money on energy, chemicals, and …
Re: Powder coating galvanized overhead hwy. sign structure [ Started by hedger in Powder Coating : 3 replies ]
hedger, The pinholing could likely be caused by a small amount of soil on the surface of the part, or either the paint was not cured enough. The most common procedure out there is as follows: Clean Rinse Prepare Surface (ie iron phosphate, zirconium coating, etc) Rinse Seal (optional depending on the process) Dry Off (you should see a nice "sheet" look as the part dries, no water beads) Paint Cure (Cure time and temp will depend on paint) The steps above are the formula for a very clean, long lasting, powder coated part. Hope this helps …
Topic: Experienced Sales Rep Wanted in Metal Finishing Industry [ Started by ChemSlinger in Job Opportunities : 0 replies ]
EnviroServe Chemicals, Inc. is looking for experienced sales representatives in areas other than the southeast US. Brief Description of Opening: - Promote direct sales to selected end users for assigned territories.
- Work closely with technical support department and sales team to provide technical service to customers.
- Gather marketing data for assigned territories including marke …
Re: Best pre-treatment for powder coating aluminum [ Started by thibshman in Powder Coating : 8 replies ]
A hexavalent chrome phosphate solution might do the trick getting 2000+ salt spray hours, however the health hazards of using chrome may become a bigger issue than normal. Just something to consider.
Re: What will be the adequate pretreatment on G.I. substrate before powder [ Started by sudhir in Industrial Cleaning : 4 replies ]
The chemical application will work for either a dip/immersion or a spray washer / spray wand. A good cleaner/iron phosphate should be used at a concentration from 2-4% with a pH level of 3.5-5.0. One of our best cleaner/iron phosphate products for spray washers is our EnviroPhos 2283. This is a multi-metal safe product that gives good adhesion and coating weights. I'll send you the TDS for it.
Re: What will be the adequate pretreatment on G.I. substrate before powder [ Started by sudhir in Industrial Cleaning : 4 replies ]
Sudhir, Instead of using a straight alkaline cleaner for the first stage, I would recommend a good cleaner/phosphatizer combination, followed by a clean rinse, then dry and paint. The cleaner/phosphatizer reacts with the metal creating a greater surface area for the paint to adhere. This process is very common with aluminum and galvanized substrates in the powder coating industry. EnviroServe Chemicals, Inc. has everything you need on the chemical end to get you the proper results. Please give us a call if you would like to talk further about your process and some possible solutions. Thanks,
Re: Chemical Etch on Sterling Silver from Soap [ Started by SteveO@Tiffany&Co in Industrial Cleaning : 6 replies ]
Steve, I work for a chemical company out of NC. We have several products that I think may do the trick. With precious metals, sometimes it's a trial and error sort of thing. Give us a call if you would like. (910) 892-1791 Hope to hear from you.
Topic: Experienced Sales Rep Wanted-EnviroServe Chemicals, Inc. [ Started by ChemSlinger in Job Opportunities : 0 replies ]
EnviroServe Chemicals, Inc. is looking for experienced sales representatives in the following locations: VA, TN, KY, Southern OH & IN. Brief Description of Opening: - Promote direct sales to selected end users for assigned territories.
- Work closely with technical support department and sales management to provide technical service to customers.
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Re: Best pre-treatment for powder coating aluminum [ Started by thibshman in Powder Coating : 8 replies ]
thibshman, EnviroServe Chemicals, Inc. has been providing the aluminum powder coating industry with high quality pretreatment chemicals and processes for many years. I recommend a good alkaline cleaner to remove soils from the metal surface, followed by a clean rinse. The conversion coating that I would recommend is our Low Temp Conversion Coating. This product is environmentally safe, and requires less contact time. A rinse is also needed after this step. These chemicals are providing up to 3000+ salt spray hours with ratings of 8 and 9. Our article in this forum can be found in the Industrial Cleaning Section and will give you so much valuable information. For more information please visit our website at www.enviroservechemicals.com …
Re: Powder Paint clean up??? [ Started by chadnlin in Powder Coating : 5 replies ]
I guess standing in front of a fan and spinning would be the next best thing lol. If you go to brandsplace.com you can find some paint suits for around $15.00. Hope this helps!
Re: Batch treatment or Flow though?Whats better? [ Started by Nickelanode in Waste Water Treatment : 4 replies ]
I would have to agree with DustinGebhardt. Flow-through systems have got to be more economical especially at the 3000-5000 rate.
Re: Powder Coating and adhesive [ Started by adampowder in Powder Coating : 1 replies ]
What type of pretreatment was applied to the part before they were painted? If it was done chemically, what was the process in which the chemical were applied to the part? (spray washer, pressure washer, or immersion) Were the 6 parts treated and painted at the same time (during the same run)?
Re: Hook Material Options [ Started by cprendergast in Powder Coating : 2 replies ]
Teflon may not be a bad idea, I have never actually seen it done, but that doesn't mean it can't be. Have you considered chemical stripping? Usually in house stripping can save you money in the long run do to the fact that the stripper can be used multiple times on multiple batches of hooks as long as the spent paint is properly filtered out. Hope this helps!
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