Items Tagged with 'chemical-resistant coatings'

Advanced architectural coatings now protect structures from weathering, wear and microbes while improving energy efficiency and long-term durability.

This overview examines how powder coating systems balance corrosion resistance, flexibility and weathering performance across demanding service environments.

Medical device demand, active coating technologies and regional healthcare investment continue to expand the global medical coatings market.

Air-purifying paint technologies are being developed to address rising air pollution and indoor exposure risks in densely populated urban environments.

As PFAS gets phased out, new materials rush in — but do they hold up under pressure?

A solvent-free polyurethane/acrylic hybrid resin shows early potential for low-VOC coatings with better water resistance and adhesion.

Barrier strength, conductivity and thinner layers? Graphene is helping coatings do more with less.

A new thermal insulative coating helps eliminate corrosion under insulation while offering a safer, more sustainable alternative to traditional systems.

Researchers developed a new alloy coating that outperforms current options for hydrogen combustion engine temperatures and corrosion resistance.

Two of the more common 2K coatings systems are polyurethane and epoxy. This and next month’s Formulating with Mike column will concentrate on urethanes, with this issue focusing on polyurethane polymers.