Webinar: Which Packs the Bigger Pretreatment Punch: Iron Phosphate or Zirconium? by Gardner Business Media, Inc. Webinars

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WEBINAR DETAILS

When

Wednesday, October 25, 2023 · 11:00 a.m.

Eastern Time (US & Canada) (GMT -4:00)

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Iron phosphate has long been the workhorse (or go-to) pretreatment process for the powder coating industry. With many process options to choose from spray wand to 7 stage. They provide excellent paint adhesion, superior bonding and salt spray hours.

Zirconium conversion coatings provide advanced bonding and anti-corrosion treatment for all metals. They are formulated to replace conventional iron or zinc phosphate products in pretreatment applications with environmental, energy and wastewater treatment advantages.

During this lively debate, our experts will help you decide which process will pack the bigger pretreatment punch for you – or will it be a combination of both?

Presented by:
Agenda
- Advantages and disadvantages of each application type
- Optimizing your process for reducing chemical consumption and cost
- Regulatory issues to be aware of
Duration

1 hour
Price

Free
Language

English
OPEN TO

Everyone
Dial-in available
(listen only)

Not available.

FEATURED PRESENTERS

Larry Ensley

Product Manager - AquaStrip and MetalGuard

Larry is a graduate of North Greenville University and oversees Hubbard Hall's technical service team and lab operations. He has extensive experience in the chemical industry and has been with the organization for almost 30 years, successfully...

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Mark Miller

Sales/Technical Service

Mark has 23 years of experience in pretreatment, with a focus on phosphate and zirconium conversion coatings. He has extensive expertise in helping customers improve their quality and process efficiencies.

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Connor Callais

Technical Applications Specialist

Connor recently began his career in the metal finishing industry when joining Hubbard-Hall as an application specialist in 2019. He is a graduate of Wofford College with a bachelor's degree in chemistry and applied mathematics. He spent a year at...

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