Items Tagged with 'water repellent coatings'

Three new formulations offer breathable waterproofing, water-shedding properties and durability for buildings exposed to challenging environments.

A research team in Japan developed a melanin-based coating that offers vivid, fade-resistant color and water repellency—without traditional pigments.

Tomato peels transformed into a bio-based coating offer water, oil and grease resistance, heat sealability and a sustainable alternative for food packaging.

Speedo athletes won big at the Olympics, powered by a ground-breaking coating for superior water resistance and speed.

Increased market demand for fluorine-free, water-repellent technical textiles is projected to reach USD 605.1 million by 2029. A new performance coating helps meet this demand, harnessing the company’s proven polymer technology.

The production of effective, functional, and hygienic medical devices can be aided by the use and advancement of surface coatings that can alter physiochemical properties and functionality, among other features.

This new category of spray-applied waterproofing coatings are seamless, rugged, fast curing, impervious to water, able to bridge cracks, and capable of lasting decades without extensive maintenance.

A special protective layer has been applied to the outside of Willibrordi Cathedral, which was built in the late Gothic style, in order to protect the city's famous landmark against damaging environmental influences.