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Arkema Names GE Chaplin Distributor of the Year

The award was given for helping build better relationships with customers, outstanding technical expertise and strong financial growth in the past year.

July 5, 2017

Arkema Coating Resins has named GE Chaplin of Flemington, N.J., the 2016 North American Distributor of the Year.

Hallstar Expands Partnership with L.V. Lomas

As of September 1, Hallstar will transition distribution activity for several of its accounts in the U.S.

June 29, 2017

Hallstar recently announced an expanded partnership with L.V. Lomas.

RadTech Europe Program Announced

The program will feature developments in photochemistry, photoinitiators, formulations, coatings, equipment, and printing; innovations in materials and applications, including 3D printing; and legislative issues.

June 28, 2017

More than 60 speakers will cover wide-ranging topics of current interest and relevance, centered around new UV/EB and UV-LED technology developments and applications.

Ashland Receives Patent

The technology tandem reportedly creates a coating for flexible packaging that is water and scuff resistant.

June 26, 2017

The technology tandem reportedly creates a coating for flexible packaging that is water and scuff resistant.

INDURON PROTECTIVE COATINGS: Epoxy Coating

June 23, 2017

Indurlux 9400 is a new, high-solids, two-component epoxy siloxane.

CHEMQUEST: Coatings Market Report

June 8, 2017

The expanded fifth edition of the Global Market Analysis for the Paint & Coatings Industry (2015-2020) is now available.

New Tin- and Mercury-Free Organometallic Catalysts for CASE Urethane Applications

New catalysts offer performance characteristics in multiple applications.

Bing Hsieh Ravi Ravichandran Robert Coughlin John Florio

June 7, 2017

Isocyanates react with compounds that have active hydrogens. For example, in coating applications, isocyanates are typically reacted with polyols to form polyurethanes, or with primary and secondary amines to form polyureas. Catalysis of the polyol/isocyanate reaction, which is often required to develop sufficient cure response, can be achieved with a variety of compounds.