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News Release from: Ceram | Subject: Surface analysis
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 12 April 2007
Surface issues for product engineers
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CSMA, the internationally renowned centre for surface analysis, held a workshop to highlight the practical benefits of surface analysis to key industrial sectors involved with product engineering
CSMA, the internationally renowned centre for surface analysis based in Stoke-on-Trent, has held a workshop to highlight the practical benefits of surface and interface analysis to key industrial sectors involved with product engineering Those who attended the workshop were given the opportunity to discover more about the different surface and interface analysis techniques available, and to learn through practical case studies and lab demonstrations how such techniques can solve production, development and process issues within their particular sector
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 17 Jul 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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One of the companies that attended was Rexam Beverage Can Europe, the largest beverage can supplier in Europe.
Robert Burnage, senior product scientist at Rexam Beverage Can Europe commented: "The content of the presentations was excellent and the laboratory demonstrations provided good information on sample sizes and general capabilities which would be useful in day-to-day work".
Dr Chris Pickles, managing director of CSMA, commented: "The workshop was a huge success and allowed CSMA to present the benefits of surface analysis, and our own capabilities as a business, in real industry-terms.
The vast array of industries represented by those who attended demonstrates the diverse nature of this particular analytical area".
Due to the popularity and success of the workshop, it will now be held annually. Request a free brochure from Ceram ...
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