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Standard Test Methods for Glazing for Detention Facilities

Standard Test Methods for Glazing for Detention Facilities

Numerous test methods aid in determining a level of physical security to glazing used in windows and door assemblies based upon objective tests which can be consistently duplicated.

From Element Materials Technology 22 Aug 2008

Testing of Post-Installed Concrete and Masonry Anchors in Cracked and Uncracked Concrete

Testing of Post-Installed Concrete and Masonry Anchors in Cracked and Uncracked Concrete

In January 2002, the American Concrete Institute (ACI) issued a new standard, ACI355.2-01, which prescribed a comprehensive testing program to ascertain design parameters for post-installed adhesive anchors and/or mechanical anchors used in cracked or uncracked concrete.

From Element Materials Technology 22 Aug 2008

Polymer Resin Identification Codes - Plastics and Recycling

Polymer Resin Identification Codes - Plastics and Recycling

Have you ever seen the numbers moulded into the bottom of plastic containers and wondered what they referred to? The materials that these codes relate to are listed and the usage of the code system are explained.

28 Jul 2008

Specifications for InnerArmor Wear Resistant Coatings

InnerArmor technology is flexible and offers virtually unlimited wear resistant coating possibilities which can be applied to a wide range of base materials. And the specifications are easily tailored to meet specific application requirements.

From Sub-One Technology - Pipe and Tube Coatings 24 Jul 2008

Testing of Mechanical Properties of InnerArmor Coatings

Before becoming qualified, each InnerArmor film is subjected to rigorous testing in Sub-One laboratories. This means in-depth measurement of the film’s thickness, hardness, modulus, toughness, adhesion, wear, coefficient of friction, strain, corrosion resistance, erosion resistance and more.

From Sub-One Technology - Pipe and Tube Coatings 24 Jul 2008

InnerArmor Coating Systems - Manufacture of Impurity Free Internal Pipe and Tube Coatings by Sub-One Technology

With Sub-One, the issue of impurities goes away completely, because InnerArmor coatings are pure and chemically inert by design. There is no need to specify “acceptable” impurity levels because there are no impurities! No impurities means no contamination.

From Sub-One Technology - Pipe and Tube Coatings 24 Jul 2008

Erosion and Wear Protection Reduces Materials Costs

Because of Sub-One technology, many parts that previously required expensive metal alloys can now use less expensive base materials—simply by coating the inner surfaces with InnerArmor. Equal or better performance can be achieved, but with significant net savings.

From Sub-One Technology - Pipe and Tube Coatings 24 Jul 2008

Internal Coatings Maximize Flow and Reduce Friction

Internal Coatings Maximize Flow and Reduce Friction

In addition, in applications involving reciprocating action—such as pistons moving inside of cylinders—carbon-based InnerArmor films actually create a graphitic interface layer, which produces a self-lubricating effect!

From Sub-One Technology - Pipe and Tube Coatings 24 Jul 2008

Features of InnerArmor Corrosion Resistant Coating

Features of InnerArmor Corrosion Resistant Coating

Unlike other coatings, InnerArmor films are custom-tailored to be inert to the application environment, whether salt water, acid or another corrosive chemistry. InnerArmor films are also uniquely amorphous.

From Sub-One Technology - Pipe and Tube Coatings 24 Jul 2008

Production Systems for Producing Protective Coatings on Internal Surfaces

Production Systems for Producing Protective Coatings on Internal Surfaces

Sub-One offers several types of InnerArmor Systems to accommodate the various lengths and shapes of products to be coated. InnerArmor System Software runs on an InnerArmor system and provides the graphical interface for system operation.

From Sub-One Technology - Pipe and Tube Coatings 24 Jul 2008

Thermo Scientific’s DXR3 SmartRaman+ Spectrometer for Quality Control

Thermo Scientific’s DXR3 SmartRaman+ Spectrometer for Quality Control

The DXR3 SmartRaman+ is an at-line Raman spectrometer designed for rapid, high-throughput quality testing in production environments.

From Thermo Fisher Scientific - Vibrational Spectroscopy

The Niton XL5e Handheld XRF Analyzer for Rapid Elemental Analysis

The Niton XL5e Handheld XRF Analyzer for Rapid Elemental Analysis

A compact XRF analyzer combining portability with high-end performance.

From Thermo Fisher Scientific – Handheld Elemental & Radiation Detection

Why the TA Instruments RS-DSC is a Game-Changer in Drug Thermal Analysis

Why the TA Instruments RS-DSC is a Game-Changer in Drug Thermal Analysis

Discover how the TA Instruments' RS-DSC enhances thermal analysis for biologic drugs with rapid screening and high-throughput stability testing.

From TA Instruments

Crystallography: A Discovery that Transformed Materials Science

Crystallography: A Discovery that Transformed Materials Science

Crystallography has allowed scientists to look inside crystals and uncover their atomic arrangements, transforming materials science and guiding advances in metallurgy and semiconductor engineering.

What Makes a Material Smart? The Science Behind Responsive Polymers

What Makes a Material Smart? The Science Behind Responsive Polymers

Self-healing materials, 4D printing, and more. With smart materials, or responsive polymers, such technology is possible.

Metal-Organic Frameworks: Porous Materials and Functional Platforms

Metal-Organic Frameworks: Porous Materials and Functional Platforms

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) offer versatile solutions for gas separation and drug delivery, driven by their high surface area and tunable pore structures.

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