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LIA17208 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION. INC. SS* MADISON AVINUI NtW TON* IT. M. T. ( ( HV*,1ste To tha Industry Derelopaset Coaslttea af the Load Industries Association, Las.I l t * } 1 I l r tI i Wt are attaching 1 mitai of a Meeting of tba Industry Berelopaect Caseittee of Aeeiican Zinc Institute, Zac., halt co March 7, 19021 vhlch tha Zinc Institute and X.R.P. bare kindly and* arallable to na. Vhlla tha actlena takas art applicable to tha Zinc Inatltuta aad not to L.I.A., v* feci that the lsforaatlco and procadurea dareloped aay be of assistance to us la handling future prohleaa of this nature. i. Vaty truly yours. XX:i bKutlft Viet Vmldcot s- j f^ -I r 1 Lex* A**#* V I. UJ i r -i i liif c . ...........* i i h * i>i rtm a in U i i w a a fc * iJ M 8 w * ^ > d iiM 8 a 8 M ^ i> * , iri LI A 1 7209 ` . KETUO 0? T22 ZFjjrrtvr ZT^SIC-^TST CCWTTSI Anericsn Zinc Institute, Zac. torch 7# 19^2 I TFHODC'CTTCTf - la accordance with previous notices dstsd February the American fcltlc, Mining and Refining Coc^acy, 120 Broadway, In Torfc, i Bev fork, starting at 2;00 ?,M.f torch 7, 1962. i * those seqfcers present tr*i i`j Jeffrey, f, Qalnu ktlonal tlac Oo., Ino. Boaynge, N. St. Joseph Leed taareny (alternate for Mr. C. t. Ices) Buries#, ?. I. the Anaconda toopaay Lscaon, J. J. Aaerlesn Metal dlsax, Inc. MeOrw, C. F. The Eagis-Piebsr Ocopany frtort, J. 8. Jr. Tba American Sseltlng 8 B*fining Dwparqr Vx*^>tat>, X. Oerro Sale* Corp. Hblff, A. 0. Tbs Consolidated Mlalac 8 Sot Itlag Od . of Canada, Ltd. Fresent hy Invitation tr*i Butw, C. F. lourle, D. K. Peirce, 8. M. Winterer, P. 8. tiegfsld, I. L. Tba American (baiting 8 Bofinlng Papacy St. Joseph Lead Company the Bee Jersey Line Ocagieny Deberolss, pll^itoo 8 Melees Lead Industrie* Association, las. Also present vin; Bek, 8. K. JQmberlay, J. L. fisdtke, Sr. 8. F. Depended Btseareh Progrsa Anerlcao Line Institute Depended Besearch Prograa Mr. P. B. Jeffrey, President of the Institute, presided, and I*. 8* 1. Bek served as secretary. President Jeffrey opened the neetlng sad Introduced attorneys Winterer and Barter, who r present to serve as legal counsel to the Ooasltte* la the discussion of coeeaerclalltatlcn of the Ooosolldated Minins 8 Bcaltlag Os. of Osnada, Ltd., Anodising Process for tlac ehlch was tbs prime subject of business before the Oooslttee. 1. KEVTEW OP ABOngOO PH0CE8B Dr. Bsdtks briefly reviewed the CCK300 Anodising Process which OCKTBOO bad offered to assign to the Anerloaa Line Institute for the benefit of the tine Industry. It ms aentlooed that the procese was easy to us* on tlac products or product* baring t continuous tine coetltg, and that oo* partita* lar coating was ready for com# reinitiation, baring been studied oo a pilot plant scale by 0CKI1C0. Ibis coatl ng provided a greet oo lor, bad exeellsst oorrosloo and abrasion resistance, and served as an exeelleet paint base. ' H w i^p mj i wfiFfiP m l ^'Ll '-wapy yitwr.wiMT in *rf i8ato*wM*toto.i I r ......... n -- <1 k --M in i i i .fife . - N 3395.01 LIA172 10 Resting of the Industry Development Ccanlttee l Pees * The process products coatings rapidly, has excellent throwing power, sad probably r*^ulr5 !** capital equlpoent and prooess coat than conventional plating processes. The llaltatloca of the coating war* alao discussed; tboea being prlsarlAJ> Wi aigQ VUIVCfiQ rv^^xv^vuve \bruiws uy v> VTVI'ULnial WJ Mkto V^Ky^'ia 1mm alteration), ttv brittle:*** of the coating which allows Elnlsua deforastlon (aliilar to aluKluuc aaoiited coating* In this r??-ri), and the necessity of having a continuous coating of tine on galvanized producta (os bar* sheared edges or holidays). Other coating* with a rang* of color* ara being studied by OQKXJCO under TPS' sponsorship, td pra Hal nary results look pronlslz^. Samples of anodised tine Ala cartings and a brochure entitled "Instructions for Operating the CCKT1C0 proceaa for Anodising fine and fine Aaa-l-lovy-s--* which was prepared bp OCSCDDO, ware dlrtrlbutad to tha Cuswltt-- Mnovn 2. xerapp or oaecaciAimffioi Reference ear aade to a letter by Dr. Radtke of 3*r%ry ICth. 1962 to the Industry Crrelopaect Coanlttee which proposed alternate aetbode of oosaarclalltlng the proeene. Dr. Itedtks nentlooad that response to this Indicated that the pro cane should be assigned to plstlrg supply bouses for cr*x*eretailsat loo rather than licensing user*. Legal counsel, advised that It was desirable that the process be aade available on a nonrestrlctlve basis. A araorandna to the TDC, "Oonaerelell ration of the CCMTWO Cectmchaal cal Process', Harch 6, 1962. prepared by Mr. t. I. Esin of The Ire Jersey fine Ooopacy was distributed and reviewed. Ibis suggested that: * the AZI grant directly to users royalty free licenses contingent upon cospllaace with the condition that the licensee send c-jenetent pers-tmel to eoee Independent agency, such ss Battalia Meoorlal Institute, who would aalntaln an Instruction center on behalf of the AZI, and that the prospective licensee would pay for this Instruction a fee designed to sake the operation appraxlaately self-supporting. Technical service would also be provided by this agency on a alaller self-supporting basin. 'In order to protect the reputation of the process, each license should oootaln the provision that It could be revoked no proper notice if the AZI deteralned that the process was not being properly carried out and If the licensee did not oorTect hie practice within a prescribed tins.* ........ m -t-jfT- ..............------------------------------------------- , . ... <wejriervT y"r. WWiTP MBp Wf w*e**t& JHWT. LIA17211 ? m tnilii j I j Q i ] j - j O Meeting of tbe Industry Orralopoast Oomlttee After discussion, th* TX agried that the following nodus operandl abCTild be adopted: . Tb process should b licensed on a renal tv-free bar)a tn H person* who wish to practlcs or teach M art of tfc patecta and W> deaoastrate tba ability to aeet performance standard* artabllahed to protect tba reputation of the process. b. Technical Instruction ehculd be and* available to prospective llcaoaeea txxt should pot be required of any perron who can seat the performance standard* without attending an instruct-icra course. o. Bach lloenae should be eublect to revocation by AZZ If tba llceness should fall to oootloua to Met the performance standard* la practicing or teaching tho art of tba patents. 4. Tba perforaaace standards should acasure tha quality of tha ocatlaf produced by the process, and should be subject to change froa tlae to tlee aa the art Improves. a. Inch liens*# should require that arqr lapnreeseot* to the proceea be lloeaaed back to tba licensor for tha use aad benefit of all llcaaaaaa. Tba following additional points ware also explored without any definite conclusion* being reached; a. Use of a seal of q^llty or certification Bark be provided In tba license aa aa added Impetus for Insuring high quality. b. Charging a nominal fee for licensing the proceea to cover adalniatratlve coat and to discourage organisation* not actively Interested la mao of tha proceea. Tba ESP was Instructed to proceed with drawing up a fora of lleeeelDf egreeaent, through legal counsel. It was agreed that the lies nee should be printed to reduce the adxln let retire burden of licensing users. 3. AssitnMOT or pat ebs It vma reported that patents on the process bad been Issued to OOKUCO by Canada (I960), fegland (196:), aad the United State* (1961). Tbeee patrots bed not yet been assigned to the AZX pending Instructions aa to the assignee. All other terss of tbs assignment bed been agreed upon, these primarily being that tha Ail would actively procsote the poem* retail istloe of the process, and that OOKUCO be granted a royalty-free nonexclusive license to the procese. The IOC agreed that the assignee should be the Aaerloan Sine Institute, Incorporated and that the assignment should be finalised aa soon aa possible. k. nrau cv j o k e t o * p a r v is Discussion of other eountrlee In which patent protection should be ob tained lead to the following resolution! r t ! t ^p,pa.iaiiuijjp.s|S i'd'i "g-- IH i l i f i r ' it iilt l nealaifctaas tMMTratia* H m r i i i t i m a S i earn AT' Meeting of the Industry Dwvslnptoat Oostottae Tng* k Oa notion duly ned, eeo.'Dded and unani'usly e*rrtl the Industry Dev*lowaetrt ConiltT-ee Instructed the Expandec Jirsearet Progra* to authorise OOKTVCO t-i syply for peter.ts on tbs process la Jaotn, Gsrracy, Italy, Prance, Selgiuo and Australia, ruil*ct petsnts to be assigned to the American line Institute, Inourpcrated when issued, the expense for application to he borne by the E\? oo OZfCO's advice of cost, the AZI to bear the cost cf nal stain ing foreign petvote bes Issued. j. Twmrop Provisions for providing technical loetructloo to prospective llceneeee ere dlecueaed. It vet agreed that CCKTTX) was, of course, beet qualified for lnetmrtlon ead that qualifying any other organisation to pr/vide instruction Mild-result la delays and added ooert. Kr. ttolff agreed la principal to COKXWCO providing Instruction (ehlob could be done at the Trail, B.C. pilot facility for Writ Ooast organisation* aod In a OCKTJCO plating subsidiary la Eastern Canada for tot Ooaet organisatlons), 00 the baale that Instruction periods (not continuous Instruction) be scheduled no nore than two or three tleea yearly. It eae agreed that lnetructloe should be self-supporting by charging 11oaneeee for the oouree. Inetructloo In foreign countries could be handled tqr BP asdber ooapaalae or others tfter suitable training by OCMUDO. It was felt that after Initial Instruction, provided by CLKISOO, tbs ehealeal and equlpoect suppliers would tale over Instruction (hence the sep arate licensing arrangrasnt to teach the practice of the process) bgr elrtue of supplying chealeala and equipment to user* of the process. Ob the betels of the above discussions, the JVC authorised the Df to discuss terse of e contract with CXXUCO to provide Instructions and technical service to prospective licensees of the prooeae. 6. TOICHT Kr. ELhberley outlined tentative publicity plane aa followst 1) gmntl news release 2) technical presentation before suitable organisation) and publication la suitable eagatine(e) 3) vide direct nail dlstrlbutloa of above publleatloa soeoapsnlad by Instruction aanual and possible snaplee. It to* agreed that publicity be withheld until present patents have baaa assigned to the AH aad patent application had bees Bade In the above aewtinaed oountrlee. the technics! article will be prepared by CCMIBUO under the present 0P eootract. .si^mjlMyou-^ ,a^,'iswn L I A17213 t ^ tort.la; of tto Industry Drmlopoatrt Oondttaa fH* J tto Instruction annual dlatributad at tb* Mating 1* to to ooaaldarad nocfldaBtlai until put11 city 1* autboriiad. otai pub**<pje:rt to this oaatlss Kr. Kiiifcarlay lndleatad tto Dead to feature tto dct*icpc*ct at tha Detign t^tnaarlag dbo* Booth of AH, la CSilango April %j - toy k, 1962. T. re^afrtac."r.z* t o t s t . b&at o o ? crr^crata Zn oooclutiou, It mi agreed that tto folloving reoonaeodatlon to --M~ to tto Board e:' Ih restore On notion duly Mi*, eaoonird, and uamleocaly approved tto ZSC reoan- nil to tfa* AZX Board of Director* that fur tto purpoae of procotlng tto oowaarclalliatlon of tto COiZllX) Aoodltlas Procaa, that noaexcluelre, b o a * trarifarabla, royalty-free llcanaaa to granted to all paraotu who vlah to practice or teach tha art of tha patent a and tdao demonstrate tha ability to eat tha performance ataadarda aatabUahed by tha AZZ Kcponded Vaearch Brograa, aacb auch lleesaa to to auh>act to rrrooatloe If tto llcanaaa doae not oontlnua to aaat tto parforaaaca rtaedarda In practicing or tto art. Anww In tto atoaaca of furttor bualnaaa to none tofora tto aaatlag, It tto t o upon duly adjourned at A;05 tX wi. V.W im-i""."'!to|i|i..isw.-. |im