2. Applications in the food industry
Electroless nickel has found numerous applications in the food industry. However, no deposit has received official global approval from the FDA (Food and Drug Administration). Only stainless steel, which is widely used for manufacturing equipment, benefits from such approval.
The FDA
When equipment manufacturers seek (for reasons of price or manufacturing problems) to replace stainless steel, they turn to aluminum alloys, carbon steels or "low-end" stainless steels. In such cases, it is often necessary to protect these economical materials with an easy-to-clean...
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References
Organizations (non-exhaustive list)
SATS (Syndicat national des entreprises d'applications de revêtements et traitements de surface) http://www.sats-france.com /
NiDi (Nickel Development Institute) http://www.nidi.org/
Events (non-exhaustive list)
SITS Salon international des traitements de surface et des revêtements (tous les deux ans) http://www.sits.com
Journées du nickel chimique (regroupant jusqu'à 20 conférences)
Electroless Nickel Conferences (aux USA)
Surface treatment specialists (including electroless nickel) (non-exhaustive list)
MacDermid Inc http://www.macdermid.com
MacDermid France [email protected]
Atotech http://www.atotech.com
...Various electroless nickel applications (non-exhaustive list)
Table 5 presents the main areas of electroless nickel applications, detailing the different materials that can be treated and the properties sought or harmful effects that can be avoided by this treatment.
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