Articles Tagged with ''Sustainability in Coatings''

A lab comparison examines how a bio-based dispersant can affect grinding, binder compatibility and coating performance in interior latex paints.

An emissions-control specialist explains how capture design, oxidizer selection, heat recovery and future capacity shape VOC-control decisions for coating operations.

PPG researchers explore how thermolatent tin catalyst design changes the balance between working time and low-temperature cure in polyurethane coatings.

Jotun says its analysis found an approximately 50% lower carbon footprint over 30 years compared with a conventional antifouling specification.

The partnership combines liquid barrier coatings with an application platform for flat paper substrates and molded-fiber containers.

The program moves beyond general education by helping wood manufacturers evaluate line-specific investment, energy and throughput questions.

The former BASF Coatings business will participate in shared supplier assessments, audits, decarbonization work and capability-building programs across the chemical sector.

A biocide-free approach to controlling hull fouling targets vessel efficiency, emissions and material waste without relying on conventional antifoulants.

PPG’s latest report outlines updates tied to products, emissions, operations, suppliers and community programs.

DKSH said the improvement was driven primarily by labor practices, management systems and corporate governance.