Articles Tagged with ''Roof Coatings''

Elastomeric roof coatings must show excellent adhesion to the substrate since they can be applied to several types of roofs such as metal, concrete, bitumen, and others. Fibrillated cellulose is a renewable material that delivers multiple functionalities such as rheology to stability and surface properties, as well as supporting a more sustainable lifecycle.

Anti-microbial chemistries hold much promise for tackling the persistent problem of mold and mildew growth on roofing materials, keeping them cleaner for longer and, consequently, enhancing product longevity and reducing the amount of wastage entering landfill. 

This durable and flexible polyurea coating for commercial roofing applications is designed for low shrinkage, extreme flexibility, and has exceptional resistance to mechanical damage.

Recently, considerable development work has been conducted to demonstrate the enhanced performance and improved economics associated with new and novel white pigment offerings. This article highlights a new white pigment that is showing great promise at reducing the amount of titanium dioxide needed to formulate cool roof coatings while enhancing performance, processability, and affordability. 

SGH experts will discuss overall sustainability concerns, building enclosure system design, structural material considerations, and fireproofing approaches.

Microfibrillated cellulose (MFC), a bio-based and multi-functional product made of cellulose, is a new alternative to traditional thickeners. Learn how MFC increases the tensile strength of elastomeric acrylic roof coatings without sacrificing the elongation, and how it reduces the water absorption, as well as increases the adhesion of coatings.

Molina has over 30 years of experience in the polyurethane foam industry and started his career with Polyfoam Products as the company’s first employee. 

The company looks forward to leveraging Andy Eisner's expertise to drive continued growth, exceed customer expectations, and solidify its standing as a provider of cutting-edge solutions in the coatings industry.

With an increase in the number of wildfires since the late 1990s, it’s important to use fire-rated materials when building or renovating a home. One company shares steps taken over the last 25 years to ensure its high-performance products are as safe as they possibly can be.