PCI’s April issue explores innovations in special purpose coatings, low-VOC technologies, and advanced resins. Topics include ultramatte 2K binders, fast-curing epoxy systems, graphene’s impact on performance and sustainability, and UV coatings that boost efficiency while eliminating VOCs. Market trends and formulation strategies for corrosion resistance and adhesion are also featured.
The evolving landscape of chemical distribution presents challenges and opportunities, from regulatory shifts to market consolidation shaping the industry's future.
A new carboxylic-functional ultramatte binder for 2K coatings enhances durability, self-healing and environmental performance, offering a breakthrough in matte coating technology.
A new generation of epoxy coatings delivers fast cure speeds, high flexibility and improved EHS profiles without compromising tensile strength or adhesion.
A leading tube producer transitioned to UV coatings, eliminating VOCs while achieving faster production speeds, reduced remediation costs and enhanced environmental compliance.
New data reveals shifting regional demand, sustainability’s growing impact and key sector trends driving the future of the global paint and coatings industry.
Over two decades, graphene has revolutionized coatings by enhancing corrosion resistance, durability, conductivity and sustainability, paving the way for next-generation formulations.
Advancements in coating technologies, from self-healing paints to solvent-free formulations, are shaping the future of sustainable, high-performance applications.
A new terahertz robotic solution is revolutionizing automotive and aerospace manufacturing by eliminating paint waste and improving coating quality, with precision measurements down to 1 micron.