The Porcelain Enamel Institute (PEI) remains dedicated to “advancing the common interests of porcelain enameling plants and suppliers of porcelain enameling materials and equipment.”

Inside CI: Sometimes Good Things Start Small

December 1, 2001

By Christine Grahl

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Today, while much of the developments in nanoscale science and engineering are still taking place in research labs, an increasing number of people in the manufacturing arena are starting to sit up and take notice.

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE - Behind the Scenes: Jack McMahon, President of PEMCO Corp.

December 1, 2001

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Jack McMahon, president of PEMCO Corp., recently shared his views on the industry and the company with Ceramic Industry.

Legislative Issues: Measuring Permissible Exposure for Silica

December 1, 2001

By James Calderwood

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Until earlier this year, no court had addressed the issue of determining the correct method for calculating actual workplace exposure to silica under regulations issued by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), which is part of the Department of Labor.

Inside CI: Keep Looking Ahead

November 1, 2001

By Christine Grahl

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Much of today’s manufacturing and processing equipment offers savings in energy and labor, often paying for itself in a relatively short period of time.

ISO Certification: ISO 9001:2000 and Customer Satisfaction

November 1, 2001

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Customer satisfaction is one of the key new requirements of ISO 9001:2000.

Advanced Ceramics: Zeolites = More Miles Per Barrel

November 1, 2001

By R. Nathan Katz

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Zeolite crystals act as both molecular sieves and catalysts, and since the mid-1960s have been widely used in the cracking of crude petroleum.

Kiln Connection: Apathy Alert

September 1, 2001

By Ralph Ruark

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I’m concerned about the state of traditional ceramic manufacturing here in the U.S. Our service society would not—and could not—exist without the creation of wealth that only happens when a product is made from raw materials.

Ceramic Decorating: Collectible Decorators Generate Sales in a Tight Market

September 1, 2001

By Andrew Bopp

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The collectible market remains important to many glass and ceramic decorators even though overall economic conditions have increased competitive pressures.

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