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AluminumAnodizing

Extrusion Summit September 19 — 21, 2017

Westin Westminster • Westminster, Colorado

AAC Anodizing Conference • AEC Management Conference • Aluminum Marketplace & more!

Plan to attend the Aluminum Anodizing and Extrusion Summit ― a combined conference of the Aluminum Anodizers Council (AAC) and the Aluminum Extruders Council (AEC).

The best of both worlds come together for a three-day comprehensive event offering education, information and networking specifically geared to the anodizing and extrusion communities.

The co-located AAC Annual Anodizing Conference and AEC Management Conference offer tools, information and connections so aluminum professionals can make informed decisions.Learn from business and industry experts who will share their insights and knowledge at this unique and valuable event!

The LocationWith the Rocky Mountains as a picturesque backdrop, Westminster, Colorado is located between Denver and Boulder. The Westin Westminster is located in the Westminster Promenade, with a variety of shops, restaurants and entertainment options nearby. The drive from Denver International Airport to Westminster takes approximately 40 minutes.

The HotelWestin Westminster10600 Westminster Boulevard Westminster, Colorado 80020 Reservations: 303.410.5000 Online: Visit Anodizing.org/Anodizing-ExtrusionSummit or AEC.org/Anodizing-ExtrusionSummit for the hotel reservation link. A block of rooms is being held at the discounted rate of $209/night (single or double). To receive the special rate based on availability, make your reservation online or by phone directly with the Westin Westminster no later than Friday, August 25, 2017. If booking your room by phone, be sure to mention you are attending the Aluminum Anodizing & Extrusion Summit.

What Is IncludedYour paid registration includes entrance to:• All General Sessions • Focus Sessions (6 concurrent tracks –

more than 20 sessions!)• Aluminum Marketplace featuring extrusion and

anodizing industry suppliers• Networking and scheduled meal events

Why Attend• Acquire fresh, up-to-date information on industry issues.• Gain technical insights on anodizing and extrusion issues.• Discover ways to improve business operations.• Expand and develop industry relationships.• Increase your career-advancement potential.• Learn about progress on Council issues, including Fair Trade.

Who Should AttendThe Aluminum Anodizing and Extrusion Summit is a “get down to business” conference intended to benefit executives, technical staff and production managers in the aluminum extrusion and anodizing industries. The program is designed to appeal to a wide variety of professionals at every level of production – from the front office to the shop floor.

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School for AnodizersMonday, September 18AAC Anodizing Essentials (Level 1) WorkshopOne-day program teaching the fundamentals and foundation of quality anodizing.

Tuesday, September 19AAC Anodizing Quality (Level 2) WorkshopAdvanced one-day class that moves beyond the anodizing basics to address quality and process issues commonly faced by anodizers.

The Aluminum Marketplace The Aluminum Marketplace is an exposition featuring products and services from suppliers to the aluminum anodizing and extrusion industries, including AAC and AEC members. They will be on hand to answer questions, help solve problems and pursue business opportunities.

Aluminum Marketplace is open during selected meal and networking events throughout the conference.

Value-added OptionsAdditional add-on educational events are available to expand your technical knowledge. Additional fees and registration required. For detailed course information visit the conference website.

AAC Student Poster SessionThe Aluminum Anodizers Council (AAC) is a trade association that deals with the science, technology, and business of light metal surface finishing, principally aluminum anodizing. AAC has invited students engaged in electrochemistry, metallurgy, chemistry, materials science, and related engineering disciplines to present their work at a poster session at the Aluminum Anodizing & Extrusion Summit. Students will present academic and industrial-related research and development in the field of metal surface science and technology. Authors of the posters judged best will be announced during the General Session on Wednesday.

Student Poster Session SponsorsAAC thanks the following sponsors who help defray the cost of students participating:

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Program Schedule & Highlights

Registration Open7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Anodizing Essentials Workshop8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Additional registration and fee required.

Monday, September 18

Registration Open7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Breakfast Buffet in Aluminum Marketplace7:30 a.m. – 8:15 a.m.Joint AAC/AEC General Session8:15 a.m. – Noon

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Registration Open7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

AAC Anodizing Quality Workshop8:30 a.m. – 3:45 p.m. Additional registration and fee required.

Joint AAC/AEC Reception in Aluminum Marketplace5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Join AAC and AEC suppliers in the Aluminum Marketplace for an exhibition of products and services for the anodizing and extrusion industries.

Tuesday, September 19

Update: Specification for Anodized Aluminum and its Alloys (MIL-A-8625F) Mark Jozefowicz, Reliant Aluminum Products, LLCThe Aluminum Anodizers Council was alerted to an issue regarding MIL-A-8625F specification for anodized aluminum in use for more than 25 years. The update to the specification disallows the use of nickel acetate/surfactant seal chemistry, a process that is used by most anodizers. In response, AAC is working with the specification holder to amend the clause. We expect to see the new specification in the coming weeks. In the meantime, AAC is currently developing a specification that covers the requirements for two types and two classes of anodized aluminum coatings for non-architectural applications, which is the non-military equivalent of MIL-A-8625. Learn the latest information from Mark Jozefowicz who is spearheading the process.

Anodizing Aluminum for Precision Medicine: The Future of HealthcareMatthew Nickel, University of AlbertaPrecision medicine is health care tailored to the individual and is the future of medicine under the U.S. Precision Medicine Initiative. One of the pitfalls with personalized medical care is that it benefits far too few patients for the dollars spent. Visual diagnostics based on anodized aluminum may be a cost-effective solution. The health of an individual may be assessed by visualizing a surface color change. We demonstrate the ability to detect color shifts from molecules as small as 2nm at pmolar concentrations on the anodized surface. It was used to detect biomarkers of the measles virus.

Ammonia & U.S. EPA RegulationsJanette Courtney, Bonnell AluminumAmmonia is a byproduct from the aluminum acid etch and aluminum anodizing processes. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has regulations regarding ammonia. This presentation will cover the Clean Water Act and Clean Air Act and how they pertain to ammonia. Case studies will be presented.

Acid Etch: Options for Ammonia Linda Newman, Houghton InternationalAcid etch is known for hiding many extrusion defects and producing a very smooth matte finish. One challenge acid etch users face is dealing with ammonia in wastewater. This presentation will discuss what ammonia levels to expect from acid etch and ways to reduce ammonia in wastewater.

Lunch in Aluminum MarketplaceNoon – 1:00 p.m.

For schedule and program details visit our conference website.

What’s Next For Aluminum in AutomotiveGregg Peterson, Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center The emerging consensus is that your next car is likely to be a multi-material vehicle with a mix of advanced high strength steel, aluminum, magnesium and perhaps

composites. And, it will be assembled less by traditional spot welds and more by structural adhesives. What specific applications appear most attractive, and what will be required to capture them? How can extruders and anodizers better meet the challenges that the OEMs and Tier 1’s would like addressed, and by doing so, help themselves? Gregg Peterson, Principle Materials Engineer at the MMTC will provide some insight.

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AAC Fall Focus SessionsWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20Choose one session within each time slot for a total of 12 sessions. For more detailed descriptions, please visit our conference websites.

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Recreational Applications Color and Die Technology Technical Issues

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Importance of the Anodize Process in Regards to Sporting Goods Shelf Appeal and Quality Vance Jones, Easton Technical ProductsThe importance of how consistency of the anodized coating plays a key role in the quality of sporting goods will be outlined. Using Statistical Process Control to monitor critical parameters, how the cosmetics of sporting goods are important for shelf appeal and what has been done to insure color consistency will be discussed. Several case examples and products will be covered including arrow shafts, tent tubing, mountain climbing and fishing equipment.

Considerations for Matching Anodized Components Jude M. Runge, Ph.D., CompCote Intl, Inc.Aluminum alloys are selected for recreational products: they are lightweight and strong, with high impact resistance and fatigue strength. Anodizing is often the finish of choice: It looks good, and is, by far, the lightest-weight finish. For optimal appearance of multiple anodized assembly components, it is necessary that they have the same color/appearance. Some of the challenges and solutions with matching anodized and dyed components, specifically used for bicycles manufactured with 7000-series aluminum components, are discussed.

Anodizing Armament/Gun Components: Anodizing Factors and Features to Consider in the Anodizing Finish Tej Patel, Techevon LLCThis paper will provide an overview of the anodizing industry as it relates to armament components and end user expectations for color, finish, uniformity and durability. Specifically, factors such as mechanical pretreatment and subsequent chemical pretreatments prior to anodizing will be discussed. Furthermore, the paper will provide information on how to address galvanic corrosion as it relates to alloys, tooling, dye chemistry and other operations.

Anodizing of Brake Calipers Stefan Lenzer, MacDermid EnthoneThe market share of brake components made of aluminum and the quality requirements for components of automotive braking systems are increasing, both with regard to functionally relevant parameters—essential for system reliability—as well as corrosion protection and decorative properties. The anodization has special demands on the coater, and therefore on the process suppliers. An overview of the requirements and specifications for automotive anodized aluminum calipers, and relevant processes—taking into account the aluminum alloys and quality requirements—are presented.

Dyes and Dye Chemistry

James Bernard, First Source Worldwide, LLCThis session will address a variety of dye topics, including a brief history of dyes covering synthetic and natural dyes, what they are and where they come from, and dye classes. In addition, Azo Dyes and how they are made will be discussed. Characteristics that make dyes good for anodizing, and dyes and the anodic surface will be covered. And, finally, the author will share his thoughts on the future of dyes.

Integral Coloring in the Color and Dye TechnologyMarcello Rossi, Italtecno SrlUniform color anodizing using a special type of new rectifiers with pulses at variable frequency is possible with new-generation rectifiers that allow for harder coating layers. Colors from bronze to black using special new non-toxic electrolytes directly in the anodizing tank are possible; colors may also depend on the composition of the alloys. The new rectifiers allow for more uniform color with lower energy consumption compared to the conventional integral coloring methods of many decades ago.

Dyeing and Light Fastness of Aluminum Anodizing

Kenji Hara, Okuno Chemical Indust. Co., LTDIn this presentation, dyeing and light fastness of aluminum anodizing are presented. The influence of the conditions in surface conditioning and in dyeing on dyeability will be explained. Furthermore, the results of investigating the dye penetration of aluminum anodizing, the light fastness of the dyeing product and several methods to improve light fastness, which is a problem of dyeing of aluminum anodizing, are discussed.

Selecting a Black Dye for Your Application Pinakin Patel, Techevon LLCA number of factors such as undertone, heat/light fastness, metamerism, and other chemistry aspects will be presented in order to educate anodizers on the newest trends in black dyes within the anodizing field. The effect of coating thickness/density on color depth, as well as the effects of contaminants such as aluminum sulfates and aluminum phosphates, will be discussed.

Practical Additions Including Anodic Test Evaluation Cells (ATEC) Fred Schaedel, Anodic Technical Services affiliate of Alpha Plus SystemsThis paper will present the real importance of practical additions related to quality and efficiency issues in anodizing facilities. Discussions will include: 1) How and when practical additions should be made, including follow up analyses, 2) The significance of free and total sulfuric acid concentrations in the anodize tank, including aluminum build up and drag out, and 3) The use of Anodize Test Evaluation Cells (ATEC) for making practical additions of additives, modifiers and/or accelerators.

The Environmentally Friendly Bright Finish for Aluminum Wayne Chandler, SIC Technologies, Inc.The history of electropolishing from the early 1930’s to current day is discussed in addition to the method of processing and the effects of different variables on the metal. Comparison with chemical bright dipping is also discussed. The advantages and disadvantages of electropolishing are delineated.

The Effect of Dissolved Aluminum in Low Caustic Etch Baths Used as Post Treatment on Acid Etched SurfacesCan Akyil, PolitenikThis paper aims to find the optimum range for the dissolved aluminum in low caustic concentration baths as post treatment after acid etch process to achieve the desired surface effect with minimum deviations from the set values such as surface gloss and the color shade. To investigate the effect of dissolved aluminum on the surface morphology in low caustic etching baths; SEM/SEI investigations, 3D surface profiling, surface gloss measurements and spectrophotometer analyses are used.

Deoxidizing Aluminum and its Effectiveness as a Pre-Treatment for Anodizing Aluminum AlloysPeter Totaro, Master Metal FinishersDeoxidizing solutions are widely used as a subsequent treatment after etching aluminum; deoxidizing solutions allow for a wide range of applications from enhancing the activity of the substrate to removing chemical film. The basic mechanisms of deoxidizer chemistry, what applications they can be used for and solution maintenance will be covered, offering a comprehensive view of all roles of deoxidizer solutions.

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AEC Fall Focus SessionsWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20Choose one session within each time slot for a total of 12 sessions.

Enhancing Extrusion’s Position in the New World of B&C Ujjval Vyas, Alberti GroupIn today’s key B&C markets, the architect’s role is diminished, modular construction is growing, and new composite materials offering both strength and thermal isolation are emerging. The AEC B&C Team is currently completing a research study designed to provide a contemporary view of market dynamics for commercial building and potential strategies with key influencers and decision makers.

From Chemistry to Components: Our Message to Automotive Engineers AEC Automotive Team MembersPer-vehicle use of extruded shapes increased by over 50% from 2012 to 2016, and all indications are for continued growth. With this expansion, there is a growing cadre of more experienced engineers who are specifying final component microstructure as they seek to realize higher performance. The AEC Auto Team has been retooling its materials and messaging to better engage these more demanding specifiers. Hear the results.

LIFTing Extrusion Gregg Peterson, Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center Lightweight Innovations for Tomorrow (LIFT) is a Detroit-based public/private partnership to create a bridge between metals-related research and production-ready processes for transportation lightweighting. With their own new 6” press, robotic assembly station, and metallurgical lab they can offer a wide range of development capabilities to extruders. Equally important, their extensive workforce development program provides high schools, community colleges and universities with lightweighting technologies and processes training. Learn more at this session.

Keep Aluminum Windows (KAW) Update Thomas Culp, Birchpoint ConsultingEnergy and green construction codes, standards, and programs directly affect AEC members and their customers who supply commercial window, curtain wall, door, shading, and photovoltaic panel products to the architectural market. We will discuss the impact of the latest changes, as well as future directions and recent innovations in framing and glazing technology that could influence planning for aluminum suppliers who serve this market.

AEC Curtain Wall Coalition Update David Spooner, Barnes & ThornburgDavid Spooner, the lead attorney for the Aluminum Curtain Wall case, will return to update stakeholders on the latest issues involving the Curtain Wall scope case. We expect direction from the newly appointed judge by September. Therefore, we plan to discuss our next steps in this case.

AEC Trade UpdateJeff Henderson, AECGet an update on the progress in our trade case against China. The key scopes issues, administrative review issues, and court appeals will be reviewed. We will also discuss our involvement in the 232 Investigation and other initiatives underway.

Mr. Henderson may be joined by our trade attorney for this session.

AEC Fair Trade – The Way ForwardJeff Henderson, AECIn our last Fair Trade session of the afternoon, we will discuss the options available to the AEC as a result of decisions expected from the Trump Administration by September. These may include trade enforcement, scope challenges, 232 and 332 Investigation implications, and many other topics.

Our trade attorney may be available to join the discussion.

Case Study: How One of America’s Safest Companies Approaches Safety Joseph Wheatley, EnPro Learning SystemThrough a unique approach, EnPro has been successful in implementing a robust system driven by a culture of Caring, Sharing and Learning within the work place. This session will explore this approach and how it can be utilized to address all key aspects of a robust safety system including: management commitment, safety leadership, individual habits and behaviors, and cultural development.

Succession Planning Workshop Duncan Crowdis, Alexandria IndustriesIn the next 5 to 10 years there will most definitely be a shift in personnel whether we want it or not. Is your business ready? In our day-to-day priorities we often serve the URGENT at the expense of the IMPORTANT. Work and reflection related to succession planning often take a back seat. This workshop explores the various areas and levels of succession planning and how it can be done without the bureaucracy that accompanies many succession planning tools.

AEC Survey: Making Data More Relevant Andy Curland, Vitex CorpThe Surveys & Reports Team revised the Key Indicator Survey, removing redundant questions covered in other surveys and drilling deeper into press data thus creating a much more focused, relevant study of press performance through the new Press Performance Benchmarking Study. Andy Curland, Team Leader will show you how much more valuable this reported data can be in measuring your own press performance. Learn how AEC can help you increase your productivity by utilizing this study.

The Significance of Mandrel Bearing Undercut (shear edge) for Productivity and Shape Control in Hollow DiesRichard Dickson, Hydro and Rick Liscomb, ETS DiesThis session will explore the effects of the mandrel undercut (shear edge) on metal flow, die pressure (ease of push) and on die deflection/strength. Design guidelines will be developed for the use of undercut to optimize the effect on productivity, profile shape and die face pressure. Manufacturing guidelines will also be developed to ensure that die life is not adversely impacted by the application of large mandrel undercuts.

For more detailed descriptions, please visit our conference websites.

As always you may move between tracks to attend the most relevant sessions for you.


1:10 PM

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Promoting Extrusion Trade Issues Management & Strategy

2:10 PM

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3:10 PM

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4:10 PM

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Focus/Breakout Sessions1:10 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. See page 3–4 for details.

Reception in Aluminum Marketplace5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Thursday, September 21

Registration Opens7:00 a.m. – Noon

Breakfast Buffet in Aluminum Marketplace7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.

Joint AAC/AEC General Session8:00 a.m. – Noon

Aluminum Industry Keynote: Global Industry OutlookKaren McBeth, PlattsIn her capacity as Editorial Director, Metals Pricing and Market Engagement, Karen McBeth oversees Platts’ global price assessing and development of price indices for the ferrous and nonferrous markets. Much has happened

in the aluminum industry since Ms. McBeth spoke at last fall’s Management Conference. She will return to give us her latest insights into the aluminum industry and what it all means for 2018. Extruders will find this information very valuable as they determine their metal needs for next year.

Keynote Address: Grit in the Face of Seemingly Insurmountable OddsScott O’GradyAs an Air Force fighter pilot, Captain Scott O’Grady was shot down over Bosnia while helping to enforce the NATO no-fly zone in an F-16. Alone—facing death, capture and the

elements—he discovered within himself the spirit to go on and relied on the skills learned during a lifetime of preparing for the unthinkable. From O’Grady’s compelling life-and-death story, attendees will learn how to adapt, change and succeed even under the most daunting and trying of circumstances.

In this popular segment, select AEC Supplier Members will each take five minutes to brief attendees on the latest services, equipment and technologies for the extrusion industry.

Program Highlights


Program Schedule & Highlights*

Wednesday, September 20 –from page 2

Take 5 Presentations

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18

7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration Open

8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. AAC Committee Meetings 8:00 a.m. – Noon AEC Educating Strategy Task Force 8:30 a.m. – 4:50 p.m. AAC Anodizing Essentials (L1) Workshop (Additional registration and fee required)

1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. ET Seminar Committee Meeting 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. AAC Board Meeting

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19


8:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. AEC Committee/Team

Task Force Meetings

8:30 a.m. – 3:45 p.m. AAC Anodizing Quality (L2)

Workshop

(Additional registration and fee required)

5:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. Joint AAC/AEC Reception in

Aluminum Marketplace

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20

7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m AEC Supplier Task Force

Breakfast Meeting


7:30 a.m. – 8:15 a.m. Breakfast Buffet in


8:15 a.m. – Noon JOINT GENERAL SESSION

Noon – 1:00 p.m. Lunch in Aluminum Marketplace

1:10 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Focus Sessions

5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Reception in Aluminum Marketplace

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

7:00 a.m. – Noon Registration Open

7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Breakfast Buffet in


8:00 a.m. – Noon JOINT GENERAL SESSION

Noon – 3:00 p.m. AEC Board of Directors Meeting

12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. AAC Education/Critique Meeting

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REGISTRATION FEES

Please print. One registrant per form. Photocopy this form for additional registrants. Only those registered may attend the Aluminum Anodizing & Extrusion Summit functions. Registration includes: program sessions, take-home materials, scheduled receptions, meals and break refreshments.

Last Name First Name

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Company Job Title

Company Address

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Email Check here if you have a disability and require accommodation to fully participate. An AEC or AAC representative will contact you.

REGISTRATION FORM

PAYMENTPayment must accompany registration form; registration is not complete until payment is received.

Check is enclosed for $ ( Make check payable in U.S. dollars, drawn on a U.S. bank, to the Aluminum Anodizers Council or the Aluminum Extruders Council.)

or Credit Card: Visa MasterCard AmEx DiscoverName of cardholder Signature Billing Address (if different from above)

For your protection, this portion of the form will be destroyed after processing your credit card information.

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Registration Options (choose one)

Member Non-Member Total

(U.S. dollars only) by or on 8/25/17

after 8/25/17

by or on 8/25/17

after 8/25/17

Anodizing & Extrusion Summit $895 $995 $1325 $1425 $

AAC Anodizing Essentials Workshop Level 1

N/A $400 N/A $800 $

AAC Anodizing Quality Workshop Level 2

N/A $400 N/A $800 $

GRAND TOTAL = $

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Focus/Breakout Sessions For planning purposes, please indicate which Focus Sessions you expect to attend within each timeframe:1:10 p.m.

Importance of the Anodize Process in Sporting Goods Shelf Appeal

Dyes and Dye Chemistry Practical Additions Including Anodic Test

Evaluation Cells (ATEC) Enhancing Extrusion’s Position in the

New World of B&C AEC Curtain Wall Coalition Update Case Study: How One of America’s Safest

Companies Approaches Safety2:10 p.m.

Considerations for Matching Anodized Components

Integral Coloring in the Color and Dye Technology

The Environmentally Friendly Bright Finish for Aluminum

From Chemistry to Components: Our Message to Automotive Engineers

AEC Trade Update Succession Planning Workshop

3:10 p.m. Anodizing Armament/Gun Components Dyeing and Light Fastness of Aluminum

Anodizing The Effect of Dissolved Aluminum in Low

Caustic Etch Baths LIFTing Extrusion AEC Fair Trade – The Way Forward AEC Survey: Making Data More Relevant

4:10 p.m. Anodizing of Brake Calipers Selecting a Black Dye for Your Application Deoxidizing Aluminum and its Effectiveness

as a Pre-Treatment Keep Aluminum Windows (KAW) Update The Significance of Mandrel Bearing Undercut… (3 or 4 digit code on card)

COMPLETED REGISTRATION FORMS & PAYMENT SEND TO: 1000 N. Rand Road, Suite 214 Wauconda, Illinois 60084-3102 USA Tel: 847.526.2010

SECURE FAX: Send credit card information to 847.526.3993 NOTE: For your protection, please do not email form with credit card info. Please fax or mail completed form to the Aluminum Anodizers Council (AAC) or the Aluminum Extruders Council (AEC)

Cancellation policy Registration fees will be refunded only if written notice is received on or before September 11, 2017. A 20% administrative fee will be deducted from the refund. Substitutions may be made at any time without penalty.

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