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Architectural and Industrial Maintenance (AIM) Regulatory Update and Forecast

Architectural and Industrial Maintenance (AIM) Regulatory Update and Forecast
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Keeping track of the constantly evolving Architectural and Industrial Maintenance (AIM) regulations in the United States is a daunting task. Forecasting what these regulations might like in the future is even more difficult. However, both are important given concerns over compliance and green product formulations. The following is a historical perspective of why the VOC content of AIM products is regulated, overview of current regulations and a 5-year forecast of AIM regulations in the US.

Product Number: 41211-599-SG
Author: David Darling
Publication Date: 2011
Industry: Coatings
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Keeping track of the constantly evolving Architectural and Industrial Maintenance (AIM) regulations in the United States is a daunting task. Forecasting what these regulations might like in the future is even more difficult. However, both are important given concerns over compliance and green product formulations. The following is a historical perspective of why the VOC content of AIM products is regulated, overview of current regulations and a 5-year forecast of AIM regulations in the US.

Keeping track of the constantly evolving Architectural and Industrial Maintenance (AIM) regulations in the United States is a daunting task. Forecasting what these regulations might like in the future is even more difficult. However, both are important given concerns over compliance and green product formulations. The following is a historical perspective of why the VOC content of AIM products is regulated, overview of current regulations and a 5-year forecast of AIM regulations in the US.

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