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Impact Resistant Polyurethane Topcoat

Impact Resistant Polyurethane Topcoat
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For the last 20 years polyurethane has been the leading topcoat technology in corrosion systems for both marine and industrial use. Performance, protection, appearance and total cost effectiveness are some of the factor’s customers have taken into consideration. Customers have a long list of demands and polyurethane has become a technology choice for a wide number of end markets. 

Product Number: 41209-469-SG
Author: Anders Braekke
Publication Date: 2009
Industry: Coatings
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For the last 20 years polyurethane has been the leading topcoat technology in corrosion systems for both marine and industrial use. Performance, protection, appearance and total cost effectiveness are some of the factors customers have taken into consideration. Customers have a long list of demands and polyurethane has become a technology choice for a wide number of end markets. The reason for the growing popularity is the versatility of the product. Polyurethane gives versatility both for the end user, but also for the industry. Polyurethane can be used on many different formulations in combination with a wide number of different raw materials to obtain special functionalities.

For the last 20 years polyurethane has been the leading topcoat technology in corrosion systems for both marine and industrial use. Performance, protection, appearance and total cost effectiveness are some of the factors customers have taken into consideration. Customers have a long list of demands and polyurethane has become a technology choice for a wide number of end markets. The reason for the growing popularity is the versatility of the product. Polyurethane gives versatility both for the end user, but also for the industry. Polyurethane can be used on many different formulations in combination with a wide number of different raw materials to obtain special functionalities.

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