A new low-bake powder coating innovation offers superior durability and sustainability for architectural surfaces, reducing energy use while ensuring high-performance protection in harsh environments.

A new one-step PCU anti-graffiti coating featuring a urethane powder, tinted to a specific color, and cured for 20 minutes offers an alternative graffiti-resistant solution.

With the launch of the industry’s first and only CX-rated anti-corrosive powder coating solution, industries now have access to proven technologies to protect critical equipment operating in the most challenging environments.

A recent report by MarketsandMarkets forecasts the global powder coatings market to grow through 2029, propelled by demand in emerging economies and diverse industrial sectors.

AkzoNobel’s new North American Powder Coatings Commercial Director, Baron Schreuder, discusses the role coatings play in designing buildings of the future, and how powder coatings play an important role in making cities and communities more sustainable.

Can a steel powder-coated insert work inside pressure-treated lumber? The ChemQuest Group’s Joe Powder shares his powder coating knowledge and expertise by answering questions sent in from around the world.

Four new manufacturing lines are now operational following the €21 million expansion project in Italy – two of them dedicated to automotive primers and two to architectural coatings.

Explore the latest developments in powder coating technology, and how these advancements are expanding its applications across various industries. This article delves into the innovative strides within powder coatings, shedding light on new formulations, application techniques, and the burgeoning scope of this versatile finishing method.

Is there a particle size that would lend itself to consistency of film thickness on wire assemblies? Can an e-coated vehicle shell be shipped overseas and painted at the destination? The ChemQuest Group’s Joe Powder shares his powder coating knowledge and expertise by answering questions sent in from around the world.