Articles Tagged with ''Green Technology''

This study demonstrates that a waterborne acrylic coating system designed for finishing wood products can perform well compared to traditional solventborne finishes.

Heubach serves these requirements with the introduction of an advanced zinc-free portfolio of anticorrosive pigments for protective coatings.

With increased awareness of sustainability, efficiency and safety, UV-curable powder coatings offer numerous opportunities for future growth.

A research team at the University of Nevada, Reno, has developed a new environmentally friendly coating for aluminum to replace the carcinogenic chromate coatings used in aerospace applications.

In the last year alone, the United Soybean Board (USB) partnered with manufacturers to commercialize 45 new soy-based products.

Piedmont Chemical (Piedmont) announced a new offering of renewable, sustainable polyester polyols.

These paint products are ideal for use in the apartment maintenance repaint market and other rental properties.

Devoe® Bar-Rust® 234P is the first solvent-free epoxy, low-temperature potable water tank lining system designed to meet the industry’s need for low VOC compliance, without compromising performance.

When it comes to coatings, the most popular color these days is most decidedly green: green for money, as in a product’s cost effectiveness and profitability; green for environmentalism, as in sustainable, healthy products; and green for “go”, in terms of meeting ever-more stringent standards and improved performance goals.

Scottish scientists Dr. David Hepworth and Dr. Eric Whale invented Curran®, an innovative additive for coatings. Curran® was developed with a special, patented process by Scottish company CelluComp Ltd.