Manufacturing Technology Certificate: PAINT & FINISHING

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		Manufacturing Technology Certificate: METALS
		Manufacturing Technology Certificate: PAINT & FINISHING
			MTC PAINT & FINISHING: E-course License Package
			Chrome Plating on Metals and Plastics:
			Plastic Finishes Specifications
			Plastic Parts Finishing Methods
			Off-Line Painting Interior & Ext. Parts
			Paint Application and Troubleshooting
			Plastic Material Addititives
			Weathering of Plastics and Colors
		Manufacturing Technology Certificates: PLASTICS - PRIMARY PROCESSING
		Manufacturing Technology Certificate: PLASTICS - INJECTION MOLDING
		Manufacturing Technology Certificate: PLASTICS - ADVANCED INJECTION MOLDING
		Manufacturing Technology Certificate: PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
		Manufacturing Technology Certificate: MATERIALS (NON-METALLIC)
		Manufacturing Technology Certificate: ASSEMBLY & DESIGN FOR PLASTIC PARTS
		Manufacturing Technology Certificate: PLASTICS TOOLING
		Manufacturing Technology Certificate: INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS
		Manufacturing Technology Certificate: INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING
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Manufacturing Technology Certificate: PAINT & FINISHING

Manufacturing Technology Certificate PAINT & FINISHING: Take advantage of the Discounted Pricing given for purchasing the entire bundled package of 5 e-courses. 39 Total Contact Hours.

MTC PAINT & FINISHING: E-course License Package

To earn your MTC in Paint & Finishing complete the first 3 listed e-courses below. Then choose an additional 2 from the remaining metals curriculum (5 courses total). Please specify the 2 additional courses you would like to include in the MTC after purchasing this package.

Price: $895.00

Chrome Plating on Metals and Plastics:

The Chrome Plating on Metals and Plastics course will describe the decorative chrome plating process on plastics as it relates to products used in the automotive, appliance, and plumbing industries. Also covered is the materials selection process and how its relation to metal and plastic materials. In addition, the course discusses the advantages and disadvantages of selective plating, as well as the plating process itself.
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Price: $345.00

Plastic Finishes Specifications

The Plastic Finishes Specifications course provides much information on the different finishing techniques and the specifications that accompany the type of material, application and surfaces being finished. The course discusses gloss and matte finishes, mold finishing, textured surfaces, as well as painted finishes specifications. Finally, the three other methods of finishing including: metallizing, hot stamping, and printing are also discussed.

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Price: $295.00

Plastic Parts Finishing Methods

The Plastic Part Finishing Methods course reviews a variety of methods used in the decorating and finishing of plastic parts. Discussed is in-mold decorating, and how using inserts or films provides a means of producing a finished part without post molding operations. Transfer pad printing and heat stamping are reviewed as well. Other examples covered are laser decorating of plastics, metallizing technologies, and vacuum metallizing. Functional decorating is also discussed, referring to post molding finishing operations, such as flocking, hard-coating and part identification.
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Price: $295.00

Off-Line Painting Interior & Ext. Parts

The Off-Line Painting of Interior and Exterior Parts course examines the painting of plastic parts in settings other than the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) assembly center. Methods used for pretreatment and handling of plastics are explained. The basics of how to design plastic parts to be painted without problems is also discussed.
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Price: $295.00

Paint Application and Troubleshooting

The Paint Application and Troubleshooting course reviews many different application methods, including stationary and reciprocating applications, which may use conventional or rotary atomizers. Also discussed are the different coatings used on external and internal parts. The defects that may occur in coatings are as numerous as the application technologies, each of which has inherent issues. As with troubleshooting of any manufacturing process, experience is invaluable. The ability to properly identify defects and the many factors contributing to these defects comes more easily to the experienced; however, these answers may be attained with careful diligence even for new personnel. This course will provide knowledge and procedures essential for successful and consistent painting processing.
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Price: $295.00

Plastic Material Addititives

Additives may be examined from many perspectives; the approach taken in this course will examine the main purpose for using the additive, broadly separated into processing aids, property modifiers and protective materials. Also discussed is information about the additives that are blended with polymers to improve the balance of properties and optimize the polymer for specific applications.
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Price: $295.00

Weathering of Plastics and Colors

The Weathering of Plastics and Colors course provides an insight into the processes by which a material degrades under a variety of environmental conditions. Components of weathering and variables affecting weathering are also discussed. The course concludes by discussing the various weathering methods and instruments used to analyze the effects of weathering on a variety of materials
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Price: $295.00