Articles Tagged with ''Green Paint Technology''

This is our first Green Issue, which focuses on perspectives on our industry’s role in sustainability and new technologies designed with the environment in mind.

Ultrasonic acoustically assisted inline drying provides energy cost savings, increased throughput and reduced footprint.

This article demonstrates the performance of biobased succinic acid in PUD and coating formulations.

The characteristics and performance of Eco-Sil harvested from rice hulls indicate that it is a cost-effective and environmentally acceptable replacement for fumed silica.

The coatings industry has made a good start but has further to go on its path of sustainable development. The opportunity for significant progress in the future lies beyond business-as-usual.

Reducing energy and waste across the value chain, together with limiting raw material usage in coating formulas will become increasingly important aspects of product formulation strategies as materials become scarcer.

This new product is an innovative, next-generation sustainable solvent with excellent performance in a wide variety of waterborne PUD applications.

New paper cups don’t require any modification in the current recycle stream or special handling and are fully compostable and recyclable.

This article highlights pertinent current and future issues shaping the coatings industry.

 This study examined alternative routes for the production of butanol and propylene glycol.