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View Recording This webinar is archived and recorded from a live presentation on Wednesday, February 15, 2012. Cost: FREE Controlling the quality of workmanship related to coating application processes includes navigating through manufacturers’ product data sheets; measuring prevailing ambient conditions and surface temperature; mixing, thinning and application procedures; calculation and measurement of wet film thickness; dry film thickness measurement of each coating layer; and a host of post-application quality control procedures, including cure/hardness testing, holiday/pinhole detection, adhesion evaluation, and identification of application defects. This webinar will describe the industry standards, processes and inspection equipment that may be employed to verify conformance with a project specification.

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Presenter: Bill Corbett, Technical Services Manager and the Professional Services Business Unit KTA-Tator Bill Corbett is the Technical Services Manager and the Professional Services Business Unit Manager for KTA-Tator, Inc. He holds an A.D. in Business Administration from Robert Morris University and has been employed by KTA for over 30 years. He has conducted coatings training courses and instrument use workshops for a variety of industries in both the private and public sector for over 20 years. He is an SSPC Certified Protective Coatings Specialist, an SSPC Level 2 Certified Protective Coatings Inspector, an SSPC Level 2 Certified Bridge Coatings Inspector and a NACE International Level 3 Certified Coatings Inspector. He is a lead instructor for SSPC’s Bridge Coatings Inspector, Protective Coatings Inspector and Applicator Train-the-Trainer courses.

Sponsor: DeFelsko Corporation DeFelsko Corporation, a U.S. manufacturer of Coating Thickness Gages and Inspection Instruments, has been providing Simple, Durable, and Accurate gages since 1966.

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Tagged categories: Adhesion; Equipment; KTA-Tator; Paint defects; Quality control

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