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Formulating high-performance epoxy coatings requires extensive knowledge in many areas

Coatings applicators have long struggled with changing temperatures and humidity levels in the field.

Corroding rebar in deteriorating concrete is often the cause of costly repairs, financial losses, injuries and deaths, but Cortec® has a corrosion solution called MCI® 2005.

The performance properties that can ultimately be obtained from an epoxy resin system depend primarily on the nature of the curing agent.

When planning a new coating line, the first important step is to determine the requirements.

It’s tough out there, especially for metals that aren’t protected from the elements.

Cortec's VpCI®-337 is a ready-to-use, water-based vapor-phase corrosion inhibitor for protection in virtually any situation.

In weather testing, South Florida is considered a benchmark climate for its unique balance of ultraviolet (UV) light intensity, high temperatures and year-round humidity.

The increasing pressure placed on the use of metals through legislation and risk assessment has significantly affected the way in which color targets are achieved.

The challenges of substrate wetting and flow are especially problematic for formulators of water-based coatings.