2007-07-21T15:31:58Z PunBB http://www.finishingtalk.com/community/topic379$2.html Part time, or on a contract basis. I'd be especially interested in getting with someone who's looking to set up a zinc/nickel alloy plating line. This is a great technology - better NSS resistance than cad, without the toxicity of Cd. They say you need an AA to monitor the Ni concentration of the bath, and X-ray fluoresence to monitor the Zn/Ni ratio in the deposit. Watch me do both those things with wet methods. All I need is a couple of chemicals and a filter photometer to run those things colorimetrically. The key to success is daily Hull Cell testing, like with alkaline zinc baths. Those, I know; but the rewards with this process put plain vanilla Zn plating in the shade. I'll work for coffee and cakes, but when the profits start rolling in, I want a slice. [url=http://www.dedalusenviro.com]Dedalus Environmental - The On-Site Treatment Specialists[/url] Dedalus 2007-07-21T15:31:58Z http://www.finishingtalk.com/community/post817.html#p817