FluoroGuide - Fluoropolymers Division

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Company Bus. Contact Phone Fax E-mail Web site FPD Rep FPD Rep E-mail Fluorotherm Polymers Prabhat Shukla 973/575‐0760 973/575‐0431 sales@fluorotherm.com www.fluorotherm.com Sachin Shukla sacshu@gmail.com German Technology Imports Walter Wultz 201/575‐4909 201/825‐7771 walterwulz@keicher.de www.keicher.de Walter Wulz walterwulz@keicher.de GSI Exim Tadaaki Yoshinaga 212/684‐5760 212/684‐5846 Tadaaki Yoshinaga Yoshinaga@gsiexim.com Heroflon USA Steven Smith 908/241‐7355 908/241‐7357 heroflon@aol.com Steven Smith heroflon@aol.com Hitemco Southwest Raghu Rao 800/421‐6421 713/466‐1762 rrao@hitemco.com www.hitemco.com Raghu Rao rrao@hitemco.com Intech Services Michael S. Patterson 302/366‐8530 302/366‐8602 mike@intechservices.com www.intechservices.com Michael Patterson mike@intechservices.com Jeneet Tim Walsh 401/921‐5366 401/921‐5368 tim@jeneet.com Tim Walsh tim@jeneet.com JRLON Customer Serv. 800/295‐7566 315/597‐9781 jrlon@jrlon.com www.jrlon.com James Redmond jrlon@jrlon.com KC America Jerry Bohinc 440/442‐5111 440/423‐1434 DPJerryB@aol.com www.kcamerica.net Patrick Neale Lucerainc@aol.com Newman & Associates LLC Dave Newman 856/810‐3408 856/810‐7789 newmanptfe@aol.com Dave Newman newmanptfe@aol.com Orion Industries George Osterhout 773/282‐9100 773/282‐9112 george@orioncoat.com www.orioncoat.com Bruce Nesbitt bnesbitt@orioncoat.com PCM‐Plastics Cons./Mfg Steve Schwartz 800/791‐0317 856/964‐8977 sales@pcmco.com www.pcmco.com Steve Schwartz steve_schwartz@bakewarecoating.com Precision Coating Co., Inc. Customer Serv. 781‐329‐1420 781‐329‐3618 pc1420@aol.com www.precisioncoating.com Ernie Anderson ernieanderson@precisioncoating.com Saint Gobain Perf. Plastics Ken Koziel 201/696‐4700 201/696‐4056 www.plastics.saint‐gobain.com Matthew Kajfez matthew.f.kajfez@saint‐gobain.com Shamrock Technologies Dirk Vandewinkel 973/242‐2999 973/242‐8074 dvandewinkel@shamrockeurope.com www.shamrocktechnologies.com Richard Baillie rbaillie@shamrocktechnologies.com Vogt Associates, LLC Scott Vogt 410/747‐6320 410/747‐0748 scottvogt@comcast.net Scott Vogt scottvogt@comcast.net W. L. Gore & Associates Joseph Carlin 410/506‐2164 410/506‐2217 jcarlin@wlgore.com www.gore.com Joseph Carlin jcarlin@wlgore.com Whitford Corporation Brian Willis 610/286‐3567 610/286‐3510 bwillis@whitfordww.com www.whitfordww.com Mike Haley mhaley@whitfordww.com ©2009 The Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc. (SPI) Page 4
Custom Coaters Table This table lists the coaters, their specialties, the substrates coated, the coating processes used, and the maximum oven size. SUBSTRATES PROCESSES MAX OVEN SIZE Materials Process Height Width Length COMPANIES Coated Specialties ‐Feet ‐Feet ‐Feet Special Features, Equipment, or Expertise American Durafilm (MA) 1, 2, 3, 4 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10 6.0 6.0 10.0 High performance coatings to optimize performance and add value Applied Plastics (MA) 1, 2, 3, 4 3, 4, 6, 7, 9 6.0 6.0 8.0 Specializing in thin film builds. Boyd Coatings (MA) 1, 2, 3. 4 4, 7, 9 6.0 6.0 16.0 Custom coating formulations, two 70' conveyor ovens Hitemco Southwest (TX) 1, 2, 3, 4 3‐5, 7‐10 15.0 15.0 60.0 Large parts, high volume coating of small parts, clean room. JRLON Coatings (NY) 1, 2, 3, 4 2‐5, 7‐9 8.0 8.0 10.0 Custom coatings. Challenging requirements. Orion Industries (IL) 1, 2, 3, 4 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 10 6.0 6.0 10.0 Batch, overhead, and cone. ovens, 250‐800 deg. F. Large volumes. PCM Company (NJ) 1, 2, 3, 4 2, 4, 6, 7, 9 12.0 12.0 25.0 Specializing in small qty., thin film to thick films on large vessels Precision Coating Co. (MA) 1, 2, 3, 4 4, 5, 10 6.0 6.0 14.0 Custom masking, tight tolerance applications accompanied with unequalled service and delivery KEY INDUSTRY NOTES: 1 Metals Coil coating Why Coat? – Fluoropolymer coatings can transform any metallic surface to those of a fluoropolymer. 2 Rubbers Continuous belt Product Types – By altering the binder (adhesive) resin, cures can be designed that will not harm 3 Plastics Ceramic coating temperature sensitive substrates, including plastics, wood, and even paper. 4 Ceramics Dispersion coating Product Size –Tiny valve seats to 50 ft. long rocket casings can be successfully coated. 5 Dip spin coating Thousands of small fasteners can be coated at once using dip‐spin techniques. 6 Extrusion coating Custom Coaters are located throughout the US, who can do from one to millions of parts as the 7 Electrostatic powder application demands. Freight costs tend to limit the trading area. 8 Flame coating Coatings – The market tends to be served by about 50 formulae, but hundreds of materials are 9 Fluidized bed commercially available for special applications. 10 Tumble coating The Process consists of Cleaning, Coating, and Curing. The choice of how to do each is governed by the 11 Electrostatic liquid needs of the specific application and may vary widely. 12 Robotic liquid ©2009 The Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc. (SPI) Page 5
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Page 9 and 10: Acton Technologies, Inc. PO Box 726
Page 11 and 12: JRLON, Inc. PO Box 244 Palmyra, NY
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