Technical Seminar on Tribological Coatings

Surface Engineering

CIDETEC and AIAS are organizing a Technical Seminar on Tribological Coatings during BIEMH 2014 Exhibition.

As part of the International Machine-Tool Exhibition BIEMH 2014, the Association of Surface Finishing Industries (AIAS) and CIDETEC are organizing a technical seminar on tribological coatings. The conference aims to present the characteristics of this type of coatings and industrial sectors where they are being implemented, presenting their advantages and limitations in practical case studies.

The event will take place on June 4th at 10am. in room 2 level 5 of the Palace of Congresses in the BEC Fairgrounds, in Bilbao.

Registration:

http://www.aias.es/Resposta-inscripcio%20JornadaRecTribologics2014.asp

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