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January 18, 2023

Oxide Removal with Chemical Solutions

It is a bit complicated.

Ideally, we would like to use a chemical solution that can dissolve the oxide layer and do so uniformly without attacking the base metal (meaning: we want high oxide-to-metal selectivity of the deox chemical).  In reality: a) some oxides are sluggish to dissolve, and b) some areas of the part clear oxide sooner and the chemicals begin to etch the metal.

January 18, 2023

Example of Electropolishing Setup

  1. SS beaker/tank or glass/plastic vessel with a SS cathode
  2. To maintain EP temperature; high capacity for low temperature electropolishing and lower capacity for room temperature electropolishing
  3. For less conductive EP solutions higher voltage range is necessary
  4. Magnetic stirring is convenient and easy; other means of exerting solution flow may offer more uniformity
  5. Part-dependent; SS wires or forceps are convenient; titanium and some specialty alloys will draw less current

What advantages can you gain in your business from following our recommendations?
We can help you – contact us to find out more.

August 19, 2022

RBP Chemical Technology Partners with Lighteum

Ernie Litynski, President, RBP Chemical Technology

MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin — RBP Chemical Technology and Lighteum have entered into a collaborative partnership focused on Nitinol device development and processing. Recognizing that each company brings best-in-class technical capabilities in their areas of expertise, coupled with a spirit of openness and cooperation, it became quite apparent that the two companies should formalize their working relationship.

May 24, 2022

A Case Study in Toll Blending

A few years ago, a partner came to us with a difficult assignment. They were producing a mix of a volatile acid, something like 99% sulfuric acid with an alcohol solvent, in house. They needed to reduce the cost of producing and storing this chemical while also lowering risks to their employees.

April 28, 2022

The 9 steps in the toll blending process

We get asked this question all the time: How does it work if I really want to outsource some of my chemical manufacturing to a toll blender? Toll Blending is a common service for chemical companies (e.g.: “toll blender”) to manufacture/fulfill chemistry blending for a partner to reduce the partner’s production risks or capital investments. RBP Chemical Technology works with partners around the globe to provide this service, as well as, to optimize their chemical processes.

January 27, 2022

RBP Chemical Technology signs exclusive partnership with Schlötter

SAN DIEGO, California — RBP Chemical Technology, known for consistently delivering high-quality products and services, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin announced their exclusive partnership today with Schlötter GmbH based in Geislingen, Germany.

December 23, 2021

The Six Benefits of Toll Blending

Toll Blending is a common service for chemical companies (e.g.: “toll blender”) to manufacture/fulfill chemistry blending for a partner in order to reduce the partner’s production risks or capital investments. RBP Chemical Technology works with partners around the globe to provide this service, as well as, to optimize their chemical processes. Here are six reasons why customers turn to RBP for their toll blending needs.

December 21, 2021

What is Toll Blending: Brief overview of this process and Types of Toll Blending

When companies have specific chemical needs but lack the resources to address these needs in house, outsourced chemical blending – or Toll Blending – is a valuable solution.

October 12, 2021

RBP Chemical Technology Appoints New Executive Vice President

Dan Carey, Executive Vice PresidentRBP Chemical Technology, Inc. is adding to its leadership team with the appointment of Dan Carey as Executive Vice President.

October 7, 2021

6 Solutions for Safer Chemistry Handling

We take pride in is our core competency, and that’s being experts in surface chemistry. We understand the function of cause and effect of chemistry with all mediums, from printing press room, all the way to medical chemistry. When you use a press room, as an example, you’re touching many different surfaces. You’re touching everything from organic items like paper to aluminum plates and carbons. You’re also touching hydrocarbon substrates like plastics, all the way to using other chemistries, like ink.  When it comes to chemistry handling, and we want you to do it safely. Here are our six solutions for safer chemistry handling.

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