Reducing VOC: New Polymer Coating Process Combines High Degree of Flexibility With Improved Environmental Properties

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A new coating material that emits virtually no volatile organic compounds (VOC) during application could replace conventional solvent-based paints and anti-corrosion coatings in a wide range of uses. Based on a durable polyester material, the new coating can be tailored to provide the specific properties required by different applications.

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