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Members Only How to Choose the Best Application Technology

[…] University of Southern Mississippi, February 13–17, 2012, in New Orleans, LA. Best Application Technology for Your Specific Coating Requirements Achieving the ideal finish requires not only the proper coating, but […]

Members Only Improving Indoor Air Quality with Functional Coatings

[…] Radiation and Indoor Air, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 2010. 9. Environmental Protection Agency, “Questions About Your Community: Indoor Air,” https://www.epa.gov/ region1/communities/indoorair.html , 2013. 10. Meyer, B .; Urea-Formaldehyde Resins , […]

Issue Backgrounder: The Current Ozone Standard

This Issue Backgrounder addresses how air quality regulations have a significant impact on the paint and coatings industry; why continued, demonstrable improvements in air quality need to be recognized; and why EPA should revert to the former, 2008-set NAAQS for ozone.

Members Only It’s Time for Your Robot to Paint!

[…] andchemists wringing their hands in frustration while sprayinghundreds or even thousands of test panels to find optimalapplication settings for their robotic application process.A trial-and-error setup approach is expensive, timeconsuming, and […]

Clean Air

by Clifford K. Schoff, Schoff Associates Air is necessary for life and compressed air is necessary for spraying paint, but both ambient and compressed air can cause a lot of […]

Member Sustainability Stories

[…] to be most attractive. With this consideration in mind, Clariant supports its coatings customers in finding the most appropriate renewable additive for their particular needs. Within Clariant’s portfolio, the Ceridust […]