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NASF PROGRAMS, INITIATIVES, and PARTNERS Learn – Participate – Thrive! NASF PROGRAMS, INITIATIVES, AND PARTNERS Learn – Participate – Thrive! What would you like to achieve? NASF has many ways for you to meet new customers, expand your supplier base, find (or train) new employees, learn or perfect a skill, or explore a new finishing specialty. All while building your identity as a leader within the industry’s most respected professional association. Committees are an excellent way to become involved with NASF, while helping you stay current on emerging issues. Listed here are the leaders of NASF committees. NASF BoardBoard ofof DirectorsDirectors TechnicalTechnical AdvisoryAdvisory CommitteeCommittee President ChairChair Steve Brown, BroCo Products,Products, Inc. Inc. BradBrad Durkin, Coventya Inc. Vice President Vice Chair Jeff Brassard, Palm International, Inc. AdamE. Jennings Blakeley, Taylor, MacDermid Faraday Technology Enthone Jeff Brassard, Palm International, Inc. Secretary/Treasurer TimMike Hall, Barnstead, Faraday Apple Technology Inc. Secretary/TreasurerWaasy Boddison, American Plating Power LingLinda Hao, Cook, Lacks Rolls Enterprises Royce WaasyEC Member Boddison, at Large American Plating Power KeithSteve Legg,Gaydos, Rowan The BoeingTechnology Company ECBernie Member Haviland, at LargeHaviland Products Company HillaryDarrick Legg, Gula, RowanBolta Technology BernieImmediate Haviland, Past PresidentHaviland Products Company JimLing Lindsay, Hao, Lacks NASF Enterprises Technical Editor Paul Brancato, Epner Technology Inc. Immediate Past President GeorgeMelissa Klingenberg,Milad, Uyemura Penn International State University Corp. PaulRebecca Brancato, Bennett, Epner Precision Technology Plating Inc. Company CalebDayna Morrison,Lamb, Raytheon Atotech Chris Capalbo, New Method Plating BillHillary Nebiolo, Legg, REMRowan Surface Technology Engineering Marc Aleksinas, Metal Chem, Inc. Brian Greene, Plating Specialists, Inc. RobKeith Pawson, Legg, Rowan Haviland Technology USA Rebecca Bennett, Precision Plating Company Kyle Hankinson, KCH Services MikeJim Lindsay, Ware, The NASF Boeing Technical Company Editor Chris Capalbo, New Method Plating Steve Kocka, Atotech USA Inc. BradDev Massimi, Wiley, Rolls Dynapower Royce Company Brian Greene, Plating Specialists, Inc. Bryan Leiker, K&L Anodizing George Milad, Uyemura International Corp. Jeff Grube, BFG Electroplating Brad Majoy, Pavco Inc. Bill Nebiolo, REM Surface Engineering Pat Hayden, Unimetal Surface Finishing, Inc. Mitch Marsh, Finishing Services, Inc. Linda Wing, MacDermid Enthone Bryan Leiker, K&L Anodizing/MFASC Terry McGuinness, All Clean Hazardous Waste Removal, Inc. Rich Lynch, MacDermid Enthone Charles Morgan, Triple Cities Metal Finishing Corp. Brad Majoy, Pavco Inc. Bill Stock, Microfinish Co. Inc. Terry McGuinness, All Clean Hazardous Waste Removal, Inc. Lon Thrasher, Coventya Inc. Charles Morgan, Triple Cities Metal Finishing Corp. Steffen Wolkerstorfer, Wolkerstorfer Co., Inc. Bill Stock, Microfnish Co. Inc. Lon Thrasher, Coventya Inc. Steffen Wolkerstorfer, Wolkerstorfer Co., Inc. Thank You to Our Partners! NASF Alliance Partners American Plating Power, together with their partners, Process Technology, a global environmentally design and manufacture industrial power supplies– sustainable solutions provider headquartered in providing state of the art power supplies globally to Willoughby, OH (Est. 1978), designs and manufactures electro chemical industries. world-class Industrial Heaters, Power Supplies (DC, Pulse, and Reverse), and Process Controls for the Semiconductor, Surface Finishing, Cleaning Technologies, Flat Panel Display, Photovoltaic, Aerospace, Automotive, and Medical Industries. Coventya develops and supplies specialty chemicals for surface fnishing in over 40 countries and 4 continents. Both captive and job shops capitalize on our innovative technology, responsive service and numerous OEM product approvals. MacDermid Enthone Industrial Solutions innovated and manufactures chemical compounds for all surface coating applications including cleaning, activating, brightening, electro and electroless plating, phosphating, anti-tarnishing and rust inhibiting. Our products improve the durability and aesthetics of Dynapower has grown to become a global leader in both metal and plastic surfaces. End use applications the design and manufacture of custom AC and DC for our treatments include aerospace, automotive, power supplies and custom transformers. We provide electronics, luxury goods, oil / gas and sanitary fttings. system solutions ranging in power from 10 kilowatts to In these industries, MacDermid Enthone is the supply 50 megawatts. chain partner who adds value to your business. Premier Partnership Executive Partnership NASF Premier Partners LOGO LOGO Do you wish tank linings would last longer? Are you American CRS Equipment offers the largest range of frustrated with replacing “bag” liners? Only GOAD high-power, modular, switchmode supplies available in Atotech is a global leader in surface-fnishing solutions. KCH Engineered Systems provides air pollution offers Patented (8,133,345) N-FUZE® lining the industry. With units designed to meet the demanding Through a comprehensive systems- and-solutions control solutions to metal fnishers serving aerospace, technology, no weld failures – guaranteed, solid, needs of the general metal finishing, automotive, aero- approach,stronger & the fewer company welds, double-protecteddelivers chemistry, corners, equipment, space,automotive, nanotechnology, and industrial industrial applications. waste treatment Their corrosion- and andsuperior service high to performance support diverse Koroseal, industries 2-3 times such as printedresistant circuit wet scrubbers,board customers, gas scrubbers, American chromeCRS Equipment consumerservice life; electronics, DuoBear® especially(Double Barrier) mobile “Box” devices Liners; isscrubbers, proud to combine blowers, customer-specific ductwork and mist power eliminators conversion andAnKorWeld® computers; Liner-ings; global automotive; Patented TANKeye® communication andare controlamong interfacethe most technology durable and with effcient optimal on “solutions, the infrastructure;Monitoring/Leak and Detection many other and industrial so much end-markets.more! supportmarket and service.”are specially designed to meet or exceed client emissions requirements. KCH products are custom designed and fabricated in its Forest City, NC engineering and manufacturing facilities to ensure the LOGO LOGOmaximum possible consistency and quality control. CorrotecStretching Incorporated over 40 years, is KCH celebrating Engineered 30 yearsSystems in CHEMEONThis year, KCH Surface will Technologybe featuring (formerly their POLYSTRONG™ Metalast), with business;has proven “custom itself as built” a leading equipment manufacturer for the ofsurface rootsand POLYLAST™dating back to materials, 1994, is a whichB2B provider offer ultra-durable offering hard fnishingsystems industry. and equipment Corrotec’s for the team surface of engineers, finishing materialconstruction surface for engineering pollution control solutions systems. to its global fabricatorsindustry. With and over skilled 120,000 trades square have earnedfeet of a reputation customers. manufacturing space, KCH has extensive in-house as an industry leader by demonstrating knowledgeable CHEMEON is the only Woman Owned Small Business in capabilities and machinery to manufacture wet designs, rugged manufacturing and superb installations the world that is licensed by the US Navy to manufacture process lines and ventilation systems for a variety of of high quality fnishing systems. and provide MIL-SPEC QPD/QPL Hex Free/Trivalent applications across numerous markets. Chromate Conversion Technology, specifically TCP-HF, TCP-HFProcess EPA, Electronics TCP-HF SP (PEC) and providesTCP-NP. CHEMEON’sUdylite power services include parts processing, customized technical conversion equipment that exemplifes engineered support,quality. Forproduct more testing than 70 and years, analyses, PEC researchhas been and meeting LOGO development,demanding requirements and advanced worldwide surface technology with standard training and Process Electronics (PEC) provides Udylite power classes in their Tech Center. Do you wish tank linings would last longer? Are you custom designs of power supplies. This experience conversion equipment that exemplifies engineered frustrated with replacing “bag” liners? Only GOAD has served us well to create many innovations like our quality. For more than 70 years, PEC has been ® unique closed loop liquid cooling systems. Udylite offersmeeting Patented demanding (8,133,345) requirements N-FUZE worldwide lining technology, with nostandard weld failures–guaranteed, and custom designs solid, of power stronger supplies. & fewer power systems run cooler and last longer! We also welds, double-protected corners, superior high LOGOprovide NATIONWIDE service on all brands of power This experience has served us well to create many performance Koroseal, 2-3 times service life; DuoBear® Corrotecsupplies! Incorporated is celebrating 30 years in business; innovations like our unique closed loop liquid cooling designing, manufacturing, installing, and servicing “custom (Double Barrier) “Box” Liners; AnKorWeld® Liner-ings; systems. Udylite power systems run cooler and last built” equipment for the surface finishing industry. Patented TANKeye® Monitoring/Leak Detection and so longer! We also provide NATIONWIDE service on all Corrotec’s team of engineers, fabricators and skilled trades muchbrands more! of power
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