Articles Tagged with ''Low-VOC Paint and Coatings''

This article describes several new dendritic acrylate oligomers with varying structure that may find uses in coatings and pigmented inks.

The desire for lower-VOC coatings coupled with growing interest in daylighting to reduce building energy consumption are driving interest in low-VOC acrylic systems that deliver signature UV resistance while meeting the need for durability in high-traffic commercial and institutional architecture.

These suppliers share their perspectives on the current market, industry drivers, steps they take when developing new products and challenges that formulators face.

With this information, new foam-control additives are envisioned, enabling formulators to create the next generation of compliant coatings.

A new, 100%-reactive, energy-saving, solvent-free, low-VOC polymer platform for formulating coatings is now available.

Ceramic microspheres and glass bubbles may offer formulators cost-effective options for formulation of high solids coatings, including 2K epoxy systems.

What is clear is that major changes are occurring within the building sector.

The VOC results for a given material may vary widely depending upon test methodology.