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Please read below, if you are interested in attending please contact Brian Weiss via email or phone 320-453-8311 ext 141.

Department of Defense 

 Ground Vehicle Workshop 
 Grand Rapids, MI June 15-16, 2010
FROM THE DESK OF:
Bruce Sartwell ESTCP, Weapons Systems and Platforms Program Manager
and
Keith Legg ASETSDefense Technical Manager
 
"Changes in regulations, DoD policies and contractual requirements are driving manufacturers and suppliers to find the best alternatives to coatings and treatments that utilize compounds containing hexavalent chromium such as chromate conversion coatings, chromate sealers, and chromated wash primers.  Alternatives to other materials that have environmental and health issues such as cadmium and high-VOC solvents and paints are also being investigated.  This drive has gained impetus from last  year's memo from the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics that established a Defense Department policy on minimizing the use of hexavalent chromium.  It is anticipated that this policy will soon be enforced through modifications to the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulations whereby no DoD contract may include a specification or standard that results in a deliverable containing hexavalent chromium (with certain exceptions).  This is creating both issues and opportunities for designers, manufacturers, users and maintainers.

ASETSDefense, in collaboration with the National Association for Surface Finishing, will hold a Workshop at the annual NASF SUR/FIN Conference to help designers and manufacturers meet the new requirements with technologies that do not impact performance, while helping users deal with the changes in maintenance and overhaul that will come with the new approaches.  This will also be an opportunity for manufacturers and DoD users to voice concerns and to help determine the direction for development of improved materials and processes.

The Workshop is offered for a special low fee, and Workshop attendees will also be able to attend any of the NASF SUR/FIN conference sessions at no additional cost.  There will be a special pavilion in the SUR/FIN trade show for DoD organizations and for manufacturers that provide products and services related to military vehicles.

Attendees and trade show pavilion organizations should register at the address shown in the attached flyer:   (CLICK HERE)

DoD and commercial organizations wishing to provide a briefing at the workshop should contact Keith Legg at the address and phone number shown below.

Keith O. Legg, ASETSDefense TechnicalManager
Advanced Surface Engineering Technologies for a Sustainable Defense 
Rowan Technology Group
1590 S. Milwaukee Ave, Suite 205
Libertyville, IL, 60048
Phone: (847) 680-9420; Fax: (847) 680-9682; Mobile: (847) 219-9868
klegg@rowantechnology.com 
Web sites:
ASETSDefense and Database:  www.asetsdefense.org
Collaborative website for RDT&E teams: www.materialoptions.com  
ASETSDefense is an initiative of SERDP-ESTCP
http://www.serdp.org/http://www.estcp.org/

SPOTLIGHT COATING OF THE MONTH MAGNI 565

The Magni 565 coating system is a chrome free duplex coating system that combines an inorganic zinc rich basecoat with an aluminum rich organic topcoat.
 
The Magni 565 system will give you superior corrosion resistance.  Also, friction modifiers are integrated in the the Magni 565 topcoat to provide repeatable torque tension characteristics during assembly.  This system will not induce hydrogen embrittlement.
 
This widely used system can be applied to all types of fasteners, washers, and weldments.  It can be applied using a bulk dip spin process (click here for animation of bulk dip spin) or it can be applied to washers and larger fasteners and weldments utilizing a hand spray application.
 
The Magni 565 coating system will yield 1000 hours of protection when subjected to an ASTM B117 salt spray test.  Magni 565 will pass 60 cycles of cyclic corrosion testing per GM9540P and 120 cycles per SAEJ2334.
 
There are various different top coats available with will offer different coefficients of friction.  This allows you to "dial in" your preference.  There are also different colors available to help assist in part identification.
 
MAGNI 565 SPECIFICATIONS IN USE TODAY
 
        ARVIN MERITOR  P91
                        ASTM  F1137 TYPE 3
                    BOBCAT  PS-106A
                         BMW  GS90010
CASE NEW HOLLAND  MAT0320, TYPE 1, CLASS A
                CHRYSLER  PS-5873, PS-10633, PS10378
          DAIMLER-BENZ  DBL8440
                      DELPHI  DX551801, DX45501804, DX551810, DX44501804 
                           FITA  9.57513/TYPE IV
                         FORD  S439 (WSS-M21P37-A1)
                             GM  GM7114M, GMW3359
               INT'L TRUCK  TMS-4518, TYPE I
                            ISO  10683
                            JLG  4150701
             JOHN DEERE  JDM F13
             LAND ROVER  LRES.21.ZS.05
                      NISSAN  M4601
                  PORSCHE  PTL7529
                           PSA  B153320
      RENAULT TRUCKS  01.71.4002/H
       TACOM/US ARMY  12469117
                        TRANE  S3201063A1
                           TRW  TS2-25-60, CLASS A
          VOLKSWAGON  TL233
                       VOLVO  VCS5737.29, .19
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RIE Coatings operates two shifts, Monday through Friday for production purposes.
 
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