EBRATS

O EBRATS é reconhecido como o maior fórum da América Latina no que diz respeito à divulgação dos processos que ocorrem em todo o universo abrangido pelo segmento de tratamentos de superfície.

A edição de 2012 será realizada simultaneamente ao INTERFINISH LATINO-AMERICANO, o que certamente contribuirá ainda mais para o sucesso e a importância do evento.
PARTICIPE! VOCÊ E SUA EMPRESA NÃO PODEM PERDER ESTA OPORTUNIDADE.

The EBRATS is recognized as the largest forum of Latin America to promote dissemination of the processes in the area of surface treatments.

The 2012 edition will be held simultaneously INTERFINISH LATIN AMERICAN, which certainly will further contribute to the success and importance of the event.

JOIN! YOU AND YOUR COMPANY CAN NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.

New HVOF Equipment WokaJet™-410-Si liquid-fuel HVOF gun

Portcrom recently acquired the latest equipment WokaJet ™-410-Si liquid-fuel HVOF gun.

The first equipment WokaJet in Latin America.

The process is unprecedented in obtaining the application parameters in a recipe stored in the EvoCoat ™ LF-controller.

 

The business transaction between Sulzer Metco and Portcrom was through Brastak in Brazil.

 

Metalização da Caldeira IPLAN 300 T/H

Uma aplicação especial de material FeCrAl seguido de Aluminio por Aspersão Térmica Arco Elétrico foi concluida esta semana na Unidade da Bunge Santa Juliana-MG

A parede frontal na área de sopro e curva do nariz foram protegidos.

Thermal spray coating application, FeCrAl with Aluminum top coat, Arc Spray Process, on site service inside Bunge Santa Juliana-MG was finished this week.

Boiler Water Wall tubes, frontal blow panel and final nose boiler was coated.

Portcrom Thermal Spray Zinc

Portcrom is a full service Thermal Spray Job Shop with Flame Spray, Arc Spray, HVOF, Plasma Spray Process and a complete machine and grind shop.

Thermal Spray coating capabilities at our facility located in Barueri-SP Brazil and our onsite coating capabilities, are doing now thermal spray Zinc more than 10000m² structure steel TSZ area. 

INTERCORR 2012

With the main objective of motivating the exchange of information and divulging recently acquired knowledge on corrosion and the most varied forms of control and prevention, around 800 participants are expected at INTERCORR 2012, traditionally from Brazil and abroad, among which: specialists, managers, consultants, technical engineers, researchers and general intellects involved in several sections linked directly or indirectly, to fighting corrosion and preventive measures.

INTERCORR has been outstanding and becoming a reference for the development of the industrial section, being an excellent scenery for the many diff erent segments presenting their technologies, publishing and giving visibility to their businesses, enlarging relationships and knowledge.

ASM Heat Treating Society Conference and Exposition — HT 2011.

Involved in the Heat Treating Industry? Then you can't afford to miss the 26th ASM Heat Treating Society Conference and Exposition — HT 2011.

Join innovators, influencers and decision makers in the Heat Treating industry from around the world at Heat Treat.

The ASM Heat Treating Society and the American Gear Manufacturers Association once again partner to create an exciting mix of education, technology, networking and exposition opportunities – all at the 26th ASM Heat Treating Conference and Exposition and Gear Expo.

Heat Treating Society General Membership Meeting

12:30-1:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2011

Duke Energy Convention Center

Exhibit Hall A - Booth #2411

CORROSION 2012

Welcome to CORROSION 2012March 11-15, 2012
Salt Lake City, Utah, USASalt Palace Convention Center

Of the many technical and educational resources, public awareness activities, and networking opportunities produced by NACE International, our annual conference is one of the top reasons so many corrosion professionals thrive in their careers. By taking advantage of the technical program, committee meetings, seminars and lectures, networking venues, and the largest corrosion exhibition in the world, attendees bring the latest corrosion knowledge back to their workplace.

Keep in mind, however, that attendees aren’t the only ones who can benefit from the excellent programming offered at annual conference. As you make your plans for CORROSION 2012, please consider the types of information you can obtain and share with your management and fellow employees upon your return. Many of you work with managers and peers who do not have corrosion knowledge, yet they impact those decisions at your company. I believe we can do a better job of making these key people highly aware of the benefits of good corrosion control programs on public safety, the environment, asset performance, and the company’s bottom line.

I also encourage you share your professionalism and expertise not only with those you work with, but with the up and coming corrosion work force that will take our efforts to new levels in the future. CORROSION 2012 will welcome university students and others new to the field from around the world who are embarking on exciting careers in corrosion control.

Please spend time with them in the role of a professional mentor at the Student Poster Session and the many networking events described in this program. This advance program is loaded with descriptions of all the activities offered at CORROSION 2012, but I would like to highlight two new ones here. For reasons stated above, I am pleased to see this forum in the program: “We Never Get Corrosion Problems in our Company.” Using specific examples, this forum will offer ideas for improving general corrosion awareness to a broad spectrum of industry. Another special forum held for this first time is the 2012 NACE/ACCE China Forum, where Chinese corrosion experts will share technical presentations and activities. It will be presented in both English and Chinese and is open to all CORROSION 2012 registrants.

Of course, it wouldn’t be the NACE annual conference without plenty of fun opportunities to spend time with friends old and new, including Sunday’s Opening Reception, the NACE Foundation’s “Soul Train…Disco at the Depot” Tuesday evening event, the return of the Wednesday evening happy hour, and the Wednesday night Awards Dinner.

I hope you are excited about all you will learn and experience at CORROSION 2012 in Salt Lake City, Utah, next March. I know I am, and I look forward to seeing you there.