Help --> Looking for info about Enameling

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2 total messages Started by Ronin Wed, 02 Sep 1992 18:04

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Author: Ronin
Date: Wed, 02 Sep 1992 18:04

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Hi,  I am look for information on the process of enameling.  The type of 
enameling that I am referring to is the type used on things like sinks and
bathtubs.  I am looking for technical procedures as well as the types of 
materials used and what types of metal enameling can be done on.

If you have any knowledge or know where I can find information, I would really
appreciate your help!!!!

Thanks in advance!
-- 
Ted Jan                                       EMT-A
tj32633@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu                      Basic Life Support Certified
University of Illinois                        First Aid Instructor
					      Community CPR Instructor

Re: Help --> Looking for info about Enameling

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Author: GSD Advanced Packing/Processes
Date: Thu, 03 Sep 1992 15:22

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In article <Btyq7o.9qH@news.cso.uiuc.edu> tj32633@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Ronin) writes:
>Hi,  I am look for information on the process of enameling.
>If you have any knowledge or know where I can find information, I would really
>appreciate your help!!!!
>
>Ted Jan                                       EMT-A
>tj32633@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu                      Basic Life Support Certified
>University of Illinois                        First Aid Instructor
>					      Community CPR Instructor
You might try checking the technical libraries for copies of teh ASM
Metals Handbook set.  Volume 5 of the 9th Edition or Volume 2 of the
8th edition deal with Cleaning , Finishing and Coating metals, and
include a section on Porcelain Enameling.  To quote "Porcelain enamels
are glass coatings applied primarily to products made of sheet steel,
cast iron, or aluminum, for improving appearance and protecting the
metal surface.  Porcelain enamels are distinguished from other ceramic
coatings by their predominantly vitreous nature ..."  It goes on to
give frit compositions for enamels for various metals, methods of frit
preparation, and general information about the industrial processes
for enamelling.
Steve Axdal
Computing Devices International
app@shamash.cdc.com

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