Articles Tagged with ''Quality Control''

When it comes to coatings, the most popular color these days is most decidedly green: green for money, as in a product’s cost effectiveness and profitability; green for environmentalism, as in sustainable, healthy products; and green for “go”, in terms of meeting ever-more stringent standards and improved performance goals.

Pharmaceutical tablets are covered by various coatings for many reasons, such as helping the tablet dissolve once ingested.

Particle size, zeta potential and rheology importance in formulating coatings and inks

In recent years, the coatings industry has been inundated with announcements such as “we are currently facing a tough situation,” “dramatic rise in costs,” “raw material shortages,” and “more price increases.”

At Booth #1426, visitors can see the many quality control instruments offered by Paul N. Gardner Co., Inc.

Using state-of-the-art electronics to safely generate the required high-voltage DC pulses, the Elcometer 280 Pulsed DC ­Holiday Detector detects holidays in coatings without the need to ground the gauge to the substrate.

When trying to define intelligent data logging, it is useful to compare it with traditional data logging.

The tools are in place to bring about a pervasive change to current processes of sieve certification and calibration.