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What Are Dielectric Coatings And Why Are They Important?

A dielectric coating is a thin layer of material applied to the surface of a component to improve its electrical insulation properties. They are commonly used on metallic components such as cooling plates, enclosures, battery cells, and bus bars.

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Why Surface Prep is The Most Important Step in Coating Application

One of the leading causes of coating failure is poor surface preparation.

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Supply Chain Transparency

Leverage barcode scanning to capture location and other data at any number of...

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Reduce Plastic Sticking with Dryer Panel Coatings

DECC SOLVES PROBLEM OF PLASTIC STICKING TO DRYER PANELS

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Coatings for a Quiet Ride

As cars have gotten quieter and quieter over the years, auto makers have...

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Dip Spin vs. Rack Spray – Why Not Both?

When it comes to the application of liquid-based functional coatings, there are two...

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High-Volume Orders, Small-Volume Orders, and How Changeover Impacts Cost Savings

When a customer asks our team, “How much will this coating application cost?”...

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