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COLUMNS
Business Corner ................................................... 15
A Current Review of European Regulatory Activity
DEPARTMENTS
Editorial ................................................................. 6
International Coatings Scene ............................... 18
As We Go ............................................................... 8
Europe Report • Second Stages and Second Thoughts at
Fresh Paint ........................................................... 10
the EU
New Products ...................................................... 14
Latin America Report • Mexico Battles Black Market in
People in the News ............................................ 131
Derivatives
Industry News .................................................... 133
Russia Report • Former Russian PPG, Hempel and Jotun
Suppliers Corner ................................................ 134
Factories Gather Under One Umbrella
Meetings ............................................................ 135
Africa Report • Role of Lead-free Laws in Growing Africa’s
Final Coat........................................................... 138
Coatings Market
ADVERTISING SECTIONS
Classified Ads..................................................... 136 Advertising Index............................................... 137
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newly published ‘policy di- we now need to see the detail in the engage with Defra through the forth-
rection’ by Defra for UK formal consultation and impact assess- coming formal consultation process to
REACH has been received ment documents, which we hope will be turn this broad direction of travel into
with cautious optimism by the British published soon. a detailed, workable and proportionate
Coatings Federation. “From what we can see so far, though, regulation,” he continued. “As a trade as-
The new proposals seem to re- the new approach seems more propor- sociation that represents downstream us-
spond to some of the concerns previ- tionate and workable than the original ers of chemicals in a vital part of the UK
ously expressed by the British Coatings and will mean the UK still remains at the economy, the BCF is well placed to assist
Federation on behalf of the coatings sec- forefront of environmental and human in this process. We want to help ensure
tor and others in the chemicals industry safety when it comes to chemicals regu- the new system is robust yet practical for
supply chain. lation,” added Bowtell. businesses to comply with easily and ef-
These concerns included, in particu- “It takes account of the work carried fectively, to help secure the future of UK
lar, that full data dossiers for all 20,000 out elsewhere in the world by other reg- manufactured formulated products.
chemical substances currently in the EU ulatory regimes and allows UK regula- “It has taken more than two years to
REACH database did not need to be tors to focus their time and resources on get to this point. However, the seemingly
recreated in a stand-alone UK REACH those substances and uses where there positive steps contained in today’s an-
database. Instead, the statement calls may be most legitimate concerns. Indeed, nouncement move us closer to providing
for only ‘the essential minimum’ haz- this approach could mean regulators are industry with the level of certainty it re-
ard data to be required for ‘transitional able to better police concerns than under quires about the future of UK chemicals
registration’ substances, except in cases the current system. Taken together, these regulations. That certainty is essential to
where UK regulators’ concern, or global steps seem a sensible way to deal with ensure future investment in our sector,
evidence suggests, detailed reviews or the issue after Brexit. and we hope further progress is made
more data is needed. “We look forward to continuing to quickly from this point on.” CW
This more targeted approach on ‘haz-
ard’ data for transitional registration
substances will be accompanied by a Index to Companies
greater focus on collecting ‘use and ex- This index gives the starting page for a department or feature with a
posure’ at work data, building knowl- significant reference to a manufacturer of paint, coatings, adhesives and sealants
edge of how chemicals are used across Subsidiaries are indexed under their own names.
the UK and therefore the risks that might
need to be managed. AkzoNobel..........................................................................................10, 18, 142
While the latter will still require sub-
stantial input from industry, overall, Axalta............................................................................................................ 131
the new proposal seems to offer the po-
tential for a much more workable and
proportionate system, without lessening Beckers...................................................................................................... 10,, 18
existing protections to the environment
or human health and safety. ICP................................................................................................................. 131
There will follow a period of consul-
tation on key elements of the scheme,
Masco............................................................................................................ 131
including, crucially, the amount of data
required in individual registrations.
“While the devil will be in the detail, PPG.......................................................................................................... 10, 131
the British Coatings Federation gives
an initial cautious welcome to Defra’s Sherwin-Williams................................................................................10, 15, 131
new proposals for UK REACH,” Tom
Bowtell, CEO of BCF, said. “We are
WEG................................................................................................................ 10
grateful for the work of officials and
ministers in getting us to this point, but
P
PG has opened a customer and em-
ployee experience center at its glob-
al headquarters in Pittsburgh, PA.
The center showcases innovative paints,
coatings and specialty materials and tech-
nologies from across the organization.
The 1,400-square-foot experience
center is part of a recent renovation of
the top two floors of One PPG Place,
the company’s iconic, Philip Johnson-
designed global headquarters. The center
features wall coverings, furniture and TV
screens from its customers, along with a
host of products that exemplify the com-
pany’s purpose – We Protect and Beautify
the World. PPG opened a customer and employee experience center at its global headquarters in Pittsburgh.
In addition to the experience center, the The center showcases innovative paints, coatings and specialty materials and technologies from across
renovations include new, open-concept the organization. The opening of the customer and employee experience center also marks the 140th
workspaces, collaboration areas, meeting anniversary of PPG. (Photo: Business Wire)
rooms and employee kitchens. These are
surrounded by views of Pittsburgh’s riv- has strategically transformed to become of AkzoNobel’s Global Aesthetic Center.
erfronts and more than 20 PPG paint col- a leading paint, coatings and special- “Starting at home, we’re looking to cre-
ors, including PPG’s just-announced 2024 ty materials manufacturer, with more ate our own ‘special somewhere’ that
color of the year, Limitless PPG1091-3; than 52,000 employees in more than grounds us in our individual memories
the 2023 color of the year, Vining Ivy 70 countries. and relationships. Our Color of the Year,
PPG1148-6; and the 2022 color of the Sweet Embrace, and its three complemen-
year, Olive Sprig PPG1125-4. AkzoNobel Names tary color palettes can help us achieve
“The modern design enables increased Sweet Embrace that. They enable us to personalize our
collaboration by providing an innova- Color of the Year 2024 environments to fit the times we live in,
tive, open environment for everyone If any color could give a home a hug, it’s as well as bringing a sense of stability and
who works at or visits our global head- Sweet Embrace, AkzoNobel’s Color of moments of joy to our spaces.”
quarters,” said Tim Knavish, PPG presi- the Year 2024. The pastel pink shade, in- As part of the 2024 ColourFutures
dent and CEO. “One of PPG’s enterprise spired by soft feathers and evening clouds, color trend report, three decorative paint
growth focus areas is to modernize our is perfect for creating the calm and wel- color stories have been designed around
operations around the world, and this is coming spaces so many of us crave. Sweet Embrace to help consumers choose
another step forward in that journey.” This welcoming color reflects exten- on-trend and harmonious wall colors
Additional modernization projects sive research into global social, design that reflect their unique personalities. The
across PPG this year include renova- and consumer trends for 2024 which warm color story reminds you of home, a
tions of facilities in Amsterdam; Rueil- found that, in an uncertain world, we’re place that feels comfortable and safe, and
Malmaison, France; Prague; and Mexico on a quest to belong. We need places that combines shades of stone, soil and clay.
City; as well as an expansion of the make us feel calm, and we also seek mo- The calm color story evokes thoughts
Zhangjiagang plant in China and the ments of joy in everyday experiences. of nature and the essence of life, bringing
opening of a Battery Pack Application Identified by in-house paints and coatings together the soft greens and blues of the
Center in Tianjin. color experts and international design woods and sea. Lastly, the uplifting color
The opening of the customer and professionals, these three trends will in- palette puts a smile on your face with
employee experience center marked the fluence how we live in the coming year. dreamy lilacs and modern yellows.
140th anniversary of the founding of “With society in a state of flux, we’re On-trend colors, textures and special
PPG in 1883 as Pittsburgh Plate Glass reassessing how we cope with the world,” effects have been designed for the aero-
Company. Over its history, the company said Heleen van Gent, creative director space, automotive, consumer electronics,
Sherwin-Williams Reveals
2024 Color of the Year,
Upward SW 6239
Sherwin-Williams introduces its 2024
Color of the Year Upward SW 6239,
a breezy and blissful shade of blue that
evokes the ever-present sense of peace
found when slowing down, taking a
breath and allowing the mind to clear.
“Upward SW 6239 represents the
gentle forward momentum in all of our
lives,” said Sue Wadden, director of color
marketing at Sherwin-Williams. “It brings
to life that carefree, sunny day energy that
elicits a notion of contentment and peace.
With this color, we invite our consumers
to take a pause and infuse a new sense
of ease and possibility into their spaces
– one that doesn’t overwhelm, but rather
establishes meditation and tranquility.”
To bring this light and buoyant hue
to the lives (and tastebuds) of consum-
ers, Sherwin-Williams has partnered
with James Beard Award-winning French
N
ew Heat-Flex 7000 thermal in- reduces thermal losses on assets that need the risk of CUI altogether. Coated assets
sulative coating system from to stay warmer or diminishes solar heat are also easier to inspect and repair, as in-
Sherwin-Williams Protective & gain on assets that need to stay cooler. sulation/cladding systems require periodic
Marine offers personnel protection, insu- Able to be directly applied to hot sub- removal for inspections or specialized ul-
lating capabilities and solar heat reflectiv- strates, Heat-Flex 7000 is spray-applied in trasonic/radiography testing for CUI.
ity for an array of industrial applications. a single coat — typically 50-75 mils dry Heat-Flex 7000 can protect heat-sensi-
The single-component, spray-applied film thickness (DFT) — over a required tive assets from solar heat gain. In these
coating system meets Occupational Safety corrosion-resistant primer. The coating situations, a reflective white formulation
and Health Administration standards for system features new technology that yields is recommended to insulate the asset,
protecting personnel from skin-contact a thick, fully cured coating film with a high enabling it to maintain a lower internal
burns on assets operating at temperatures volume that effectively resists the transfer operating temperature. Lower operating
up to 350°F (177°C) in one coat. of heat from the underlying substrate to temperatures can help reduce the loss of
A single coat of Heat-Flex 7000 can the surface, as well as from the surface to fuels or cooling water in tanks and pipes
eliminate the costs of installing, inspect- the substrate. due to vaporization.
ing and repairing conventional insulation Because there’s no way for water to Heat-Flex 7000 can be specified for
and cladding systems for personnel skin- penetrate down to the asset substrate and use in indoor or outdoor environments
contact protection, thereby also eliminat- remain trapped there and because no to protect personnel and insulate assets
ing the common threat of corrosion under physical cladding system is applied on top involved in oil & gas production and off-
insulation (CUI). In addition, the coating of the coating, Heat-Flex 7000 eliminates shore and marine operations. CW
SpecMetrix® systems deliver real-time absolute coating layer thickness data of unprecedented accuracy.
These flexible systems easily integrate with customer spray systems and coating lines in all manufacturing
and lab environments, helping global manufacturers decrease costs by reducing
waste streams, changeovers, and inspection times.
E
uropean regulations continue to to better address violations of REACH, nalized and implemented, it is estimated
play the leading role for the glob- BPR, and RoHS. that there are approximately 200,000
al coatings market in defining and Although discussions have been pro- polymers in use today within the EU.
setting standards for compliance. This gressing at a fast pace in these past two Finally, once the dust settles, it is es-
article addresses several new initiatives years, Europe remains far behind its timated that 10-20% of the polymers in
that will have a significant impact on self-anticipated schedule for the revi- use will require full registration under
our industry. We have interviewed Ray sions to REACH. A draft that was ex- the new regulations.
Rex, of CRC-US, and Lars Dobertin, pected initially by the end of 2022 has
general manager of the CSB Compliance already been pushed back to the end of CW: Can you offer any insight into how
Group, Krefeld Germany to develop 2023. It is likely that “hands-on” regula- the polymers would be defined in these
this information. tory text will not be published until af- regulations?
ter the European elections in mid-2024. Rex: The expectation is that polymers
REACH Activity Regarding will be broken out into groups that
Polymer Classifications CW: Are there any key issues of critical represent a consensus of inputs from
And Regulations importance to our industry? manufacturers, trade organization and
CW: What is the “Green Deal”? Rex: Polymer registrations are a key ele- other industry connected sources. These
Rex: In December 2022, the European ment in this directive. Suppliers will be individual polymer groups will facili-
Parliament, the Council of the European required to provide data on the toxic- tate the use of consortiums to mitigate
Union and the European Commission ity of the polymers they manufacture the individual costs for data generation
presented a declaration on the EU’s and sell. The expectation is that about where possible.
legislative priorities for the next years. 50-60% of the polymers now sold will As an example, there may be seven
Implementing the “Green Deal” con- fall into a category of polymers NOT or eight categories of polymers listed in
cepts through related legislative initia- requiring registration (PRR-polymers the regulations within which there will
tives remains a top political priority. The requiring registration). These polymers likely be multiple sub-categories. These
“Green Deal’s” primary focus is on driv- will still need an initial notification to categories will define the polymer infor-
ing major revisions to EU REACH and be submitted by each company, includ- mation profiles and testing protocols re-
CLP (European Classification, Labeling ing supporting analytical data and a quired for registration by REACH.
and Packaging) regulations. PRR assessment.
The “Green Deal” also includes A second category will likely iden- CW: Is there a conceptual timeline for
addressing other issues such as fur- tify unique polymers. In these cases, the the REACH update?
ther chemical regulations related to burden of data generation will rest with Rex: The process for moving forward
the introduction of “non-toxic mate- new requirements for approving new • Authorization (ANNEX XIV), and
rial cycles” and the establishment of biocides (e.g.. ED assessment) have been • Restricted (Annex XVII)
an “essential use” concept. In addition, implemented in the meantime making it The candidate list (SVHC) is the
the most hazardous substances as well more complicated and costly. compilation of substances found to
as endocrine disruptors and evaluation The on-going active substance review be carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic
criteria for mixtures will be considered. program, which was targeted to end in to reproductive health through the
Studies commissioned in connection 2024, will be prolonged as authorities “evaluation” phase of REACH. Any
with the revision have largely been com- are not able to assess the remaining “ac- substance that is persistent, bio ac-
pleted, whereby the evaluation of a re- tives” within this timeframe. This is a cumulative and toxic or is very per-
form of authorizations and restrictions “big deal” as they are now conducting sistent and very bio accumulative may
as well as the support regarding the the evaluations to complete the active also become an SVHC. SVHC’s are on
impact assessment are still open. After chemicals permitted for use. Completion the Candidate list because they have
various delays, the draft of the intended of this scheme will be pushed off become candidates for Authorization,
amendments is expected in the course of beyond 2024. Annex XIV of the REACH regulation.
this year. Once this list is set, its impact will Note that the new CLP has new clas-
The adoption of a corresponding be felt through restrictions on new bio- sifications for substances that are endo-
proposal by the Commission is now cide “actives,” which are to be approved crine disruptors, persistent toxic, bio
expected for the last quarter of 2023 first (the process currently taking many accumulative, or mobile. It is expected
according to the Commission Work years) before marketing is allowed. The that the endocrine disruptor focus will
Programme for 2023 of 18.10.2022. expense and time required to bring a place more substances on the list.
new biocide to the market will be ex- The Candidate list has been updated
CW: What about biocides? tremely high and likely prohibitive. 29 times, the last being June 14, 2023,
Rex: The European Biocidal Products and currently contains 235 substances.
Regulation (BPR) of September 2013 CW: What is the Candidate List of See the link for a full listing of chemicals
requires active biocide approval (Article Substances for Authorization? - Candidate List of substances of very
59 listing) followed by the authoriza- Rex: The REACH regulation maintains high concern for Authorisation - ECHA
tion of the biocide product. The pro- three separate lists with different re- (europa.eu). The REACH candidate list
cess for approving new biocides has not quirements for the substances: is the authentic version of chemicals
changed since its inception in 2013 but • The Candidate List (SVHC), under consideration. CW
R
eviewing some recent developments what has previously been included, so that almost
that have emerged in EU chemical leg- all goods sold in EU markets are subject to scru-
islation, some key matters appear to be tiny of sustainability requirements across their
advancing and some look as if they might be life-cycles. (Food, feed, medicine, veterinary prod-
relaxed. These will be quite significant develop- ucts and motor vehicles are excluded.) The great-
ments for the paint and coatings industry and er sweep of this approach is in stark contrast to
are outlined below. previous legislative targets where only energy- or
raw material-intensive products were considered.
Second Stage on What is expected now is that sustainability re-
Product Ecodesign quirements will be enacted through delegated acts
The European Council (EC) and the European for certain product groups. These priority groups
Parliament have reached alignment and are re- will include paints, chemicals, iron, steel, alumin-
portedly close to adopting their official positions ium, furniture, textiles and ICT (information and
on the Regulation for Ecodesign of Sustainable communication technologies) equipment.
Products, which will repeal the previous 2009 As part of the aim to make things easier for
Ecodesign Directive. The new one will be more the consumer and to reduce waste, the regula-
attuned to modern purchasing trends insofar as tion is aimed at ensuring the consumer goods
by Charles W. Thurston
Latin America Correspondent
[email protected]
T
he Mexican government’s battle against the black
market in fuel and other petroleum derivatives is put-
ting pressure on the nation’s paint and coatings pro-
ducers, according to the Asociación Nacional de Fabricantes
de Pinturas y Tintas (Anafapyt), the national coatings
trade association.
The government effort to control the black market took the
form of a declaration by the Secretaría de Energía en México
(SENER), the energy ministry, on October 23 that includes a
requirement for petroleum product importation approval and
usage follow-up reports for domestic manufacturers. Reports
suggest that 68 individual petrochemicals will fall under
these rules.
SENER is seeking to document import volumes, destina-
tions and end use in such a way that the paint and coatings imported in a traditional way,” Anafapyt said.
industry would be harmed, Anafapyt said in a statement on U.S. observers also point out the potentially broad impact
October 27. of the SENER decree. “While the Decree aims to regulate the
“This would cause a disruption in the supply of inputs for importation of certain products to combat the illegal market
companies that use chemicals and lubricants for their opera- of adulterated petroleum products and the environmental con-
tions, such as those dedicated to the manufacture of paints, sequences they generate, it may also harm various legitimate
inks and coatings, which use petrochemical products that are participants in the hydrocarbon industry or in companies that,
not supplied sufficiently, or that are not produced in the coun- despite not being related to that sector, depend on the importa-
try, such as synthetic fibers and resins, which have always been tion of the products included in the Single Annex of the Decree,”
attorneys at White & Case LLP opined on November 1.
Others agree. ”No one wants to have unfair markets, but
what they fear is the issue of implementation; that instead of
becoming a regulation to prevent smuggling, it becomes an-
other burden for the people who do import legally,” Alejandra
León, associate director of S&P Global Commodity Insights,
told Reuters on October 27.
L
ithum Group, the former Russian
branch of Norwegian paint mak-
er Jotun, has become the largest
coating manufacturer in the country
after taking over the business of PPG
and Hempel. The company pledges to
gradually put capacities back into op-
eration and eventually break out to
foreign markets.
Jotun sold its Russian assets to
Atomstroykomplex, a Ural-based con-
struction firm, in August 2022 for an
undisclosed amount.
The Jotun factory in the country re-
mained shut since March 3, 2022, be-
cause, as Morten Fon, president and
CEO, explained, it had become more
and more challenging to operate in the
country under the sanction regimes, and
the company realized that the situation
would not change in the near future.
Jotun Paints has passed through a re-
branding and got a new name, Lithum,
shortly after the deal was closed.
In July 2023, Atomstroykomplex ac-
quired Hempel assets in Russia, though,
as the Danish company pointed out, no
active business was involved in the deal. selling price should be limited to 50% player in the domestic coatings market,
Hempel closed its operations on March of the market cost of the involved as- “setting the tone” for the entire indus-
1, 2022, and announced its intentions sets. In July 2023, the Russian Finance try, Lithum said in a statement follow-
to exit Russia on April 6, 2022. Ministry unveiled that it had also im- ing the PPG assets takeover.
In September 2023, Lithum an- posed a rule, introducing a two-year “At the very start, we saw one of
nounced that PPG followed the same option of buying shares back. Lithum’s key tasks as becoming the
path and sold its Russian assets to The Russian newspaper Vedomosti successor to Jotun, maintaining busi-
the company. quoted a source close to the govern- ness processes, quality standards and,
Again, the terms of the deal, spe- ment as saying that the logic behind the as a main priority, employees,” Andrey
cifically the value and whether a buy- adjustments was to make it harder for Druzhinin, general director of Lithum
back option was included, have not companies to exit. Group, said.
been disclosed. Not playing by Moscow’s rules is “Today, we face an even bigger chal-
Since the first half of 2023, foreign not an option, which is evidenced by lenge – to accumulate the unique experi-
companies seeking to leave Russia examples of the international dairy firm ence of predecessor companies, without
started facing additional hurdles. All Danone and Danish brewer Carlsberg, exaggeration, world industry leaders,
selloff deals involving capital from whose assets in the country were seized and to introduce the best practices us-
the countries deemed “unfriendly” by the authorities. ing the best personnel. In this case, the
by the Russian authorities must be synergistic effect for the industry can be
cleared by a specially established Playing the First Fiddle much stronger, and consumers will ben-
government commission. The new company formed on the basis efit from this,” Druzhinin added.
One of the key requirements for of the former Jotun, Hempel and PPG Lithum plans to consolidate its
the deal to get a green light is that the assets in Russia will become the largest position as the leader of the Russian
coatings market in the next five years, “The takeover and the following re- plans to put it back into business as
and eventually begin export sales. branding took some time, during which soon as possible.
Currently, the company owns coat- we lost a part of our projects,” Kravtsov
ings factories in the Leningrad region, explained, adding that Jotun tradi- New Old Competitors
Kolomna, Lipetsk and Ulyanovsk, with tionally was the leader in the Russian In the meantime, it looks like the
a designed production performance of marine coatings market, and the com- Russian coatings industry managed to
around 100,000 tons per year. pany hoped to gain back lost position replace Western coatings, at least to a
R&D has become a vital aspect of in 2023. certain extent.
the company’s strategy, the company Resuming operations at some fac- During the first nine months of 2023,
said in the statement. tories will take more time than at oth- Russia produced 1.3 million tons of poly-
Lithum intends to implement an in- ers. In September 2023, Lithum signed mer-based coatings, 11.7% up compared
tegrated approach, providing customers an investment agreement with the with the same period of the previous
with not just paint in a can, but also Leningrad region, under which it plans year, the Russian state statistical service
protective coatings. to invest one billion roubles ($10 mil- Rosstat estimated. Production of other
“Occupying a leading position in the lion) to resume operation at the former coatings totaled 448,000 tons, 14.8%
market means setting the tone, creating Jotun plant near the Annolovo village more than in the previous year, the
trends. Based on the intellectual capital by 2026. service said.
and resources of Litum, we plan to cre- The factory is due to manufacture Some Russian coatings manufacturers
ate a whole cluster of development and 26 million liters of liquid coatings and acknowledged that the mass exodus of
training,” added Druzhinin. 6,000 tons of powdered products per Western businesses from Russia has ben-
year, the regional government reported. efited their sales.
Back into Business The former Hempel factory in As former assets of Western firms are
Lithum is working to put the acquired Ulyanovsk is due to resume operation on the way back to business, the com-
capacities back into operation, which by the end of the year, the regional gov- petitive fight on the market is likely to
looks to be a challenging task, given ernment has recently disclosed. get fiercer.
that Hempel and PPG factories stood Druzhinin said the factory would “The temporary withdrawal of foreign
idle for more than a year. re-start manufacturing coatings for manufacturers has spurred the interest of
Besides, the Russian coatings indus- construction, shipbuilding, ener- Russian shipping companies in domestic
try keeps experiencing difficulties in gy, oil and gas industries, and large coatings,” said Alexander Gareev, direc-
sourcing raw materials, as some of the infrastructure facilities. tor of the aviation and shipbuilding de-
Western suppliers severed their ties with He added that the same state-of- partment of prominent Russian coatings
the country. the-art technological lines and equip- manufacturer, Russian Paints.
Lithum, however, managed to keep ment transferred by the previous owner “It is difficult to calculate in monetary
its Jotun business intact, Vladimir should be used in renewed operation. terms how much we benefited, but there
Kravtsov, director of the Lithum ma- During the outage, the employees is no point in denying the fact that we
rine coatings department, told the local of the Hempel factory were paid two- saw positive dynamics. Nevertheless, we
press at the end of 2022. Aside from thirds of their monthly salary, which evidence that foreign coatings factors,
changed labels and banners, operations helped keep the staff, Lithum said. The bought by Russian companies, are gradu-
kept running as before, though the importance of this achievement is hard ally returning to the market and have al-
company needed to establish its own to overestimate, as Russia has been fac- ready begun to manufacture products,”
R&D department. ing a persistent labor shortage in the Gareev said, adding that this factor has
“Our product is identical to that of past couple of years, as reported by the not hurt Russian Paint’s business so far.
Jotun,” Kravtsov said, adding that the Central Bank. It is fair to say that gathering the for-
company renewed contracts with all There is no clarity about the future mer Russian assets of three of the world’s
Jotun raw material suppliers. On the of the former PPG factory in Lipetsk. leading coatings manufacturers under
other hand, last year Lithum did not Lithum and the regional authorities one roof, is a significant development that
utilize former Jotun production capaci- remained silent about its prospects, promises major changes for the market
ties at full. though there is speculation the company in the long run. CW
Despite the
increasing
number of paint
manufacturers
who are
reformulating
their products to
by Shem Oirere Cameroon, Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania.
eliminate lead, Africa Correspondent Although other countries are at various
phases of passing a similar law, a new report
some companies released in October 2023 shows progress by
A
frica’s paint and coatings market has Malawi’s paint and coatings industry despite
are yet to comply ended 2023 with a mixed performance the country having not been previously listed
in its commitment to achieve 100% for- among the most progressive in elimination of
with the new mulation of paints and coatings using non-lead- lead in paint.
based ingredients. The report, published after a study by Global
regulations. Diverse reports portray a continent with Alliance to Eliminate Lead Paint’s partner Lead
markets that have either done well in adopt- Exposure Elimination Project (LEEP), in collab-
ing laws that require reformulation of paints, oration with the Malawi Bureau of Standards,
constraining ingredient suppliers to produced said the amount of lead in sampled paint prod-
non-lead ingredients as well as restricting paint ucts across the country declined from 53% in
importers to products that comply with lead- previous studies to 33% in 2023.
free regulations, or markets that have not con- Dr. Bernard Thole, Malawi Bureau of
sidered any restriction to the amount of lead in Standards director general, attributed the
the protective and decorative products for sale. achievement to strengthening of the bureau’s
As early as 2017, five of the 54 countries in testing capacity and government determination
the continent, less than 10%, had passed laws to enforce compliance to the “mandatory stan-
that limited the lead content in paint, varnish- dards prohibiting lead in paint.”
es and related products to a maximum of 90 One of the key players in Malawi’s paint and
parts per million (ppm). They include Algeria, coatings market, Rainbow Paints, said through
In this section, Coatings World provides paint & coatings manufacturers with a select list of
raw material and equipment suppliers who can help you meet your goals now and in the future.
Buhler.................................................................. 32
Munzing.............................................................. 44
Oxerra ................................................................. 45
Shepherd Color................................................... 48
Siltech.................................................................. 50
WAB US ............................................................... 54
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appointment since 1983. He has published approximately 180 scientific articles in refereed
journals and is the inventor on 41 granted U.S. Patents.
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Mississippi since 2004. He has published 57 peer-reviewed articles; delivered more than
115 scientific presentations, delivered 82 conference papers, and 67 poster presentations;
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Arxada
The company is dedicated to protecting and maintaining the
health and wellbeing of people, and improving the longevity of
vital infrastructure, while supporting the health of the planet.
HEADQUARTERS Arxada is committed to being a responsible corporate citizen
Basel, Switzerland for the benefit of customers, employees, neighboring communities,
Tel: +41 61 563 80 00 and the environment.
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.arxada.com Paints & Coatings Industry Brands
Arxada’s brands, such as Polyphase® and Proxel®, are regarded
Better Science to Solve the World’s Toughest globally as benchmarks for product excellence. The Arxada
Preservation Challenges portfolio includes widely recognized brand names in the paints
Arxada is a global science-based specialty chemicals business creat- & coatings industry, and beyond.
ing innovative chemistry and solutions. With customers in more
than 100 countries, it achieved sales of Chf 2.4 billion in 2022. The Polyphase® Dry-Film Preservatives
company aims to solve the world’s toughest preservation challenges Troysan® Dry-Film Preservatives
by enhancing sustainability with cleaner, greener solutions. Arxada Fungitrol® Dry-Film Preservatives
focuses on multiple end-markets, primarily in: Human Health & Densil® Dry-Film Preservatives
Nutrition, Home & Personal Care, Paints & Coatings and Wood Omadine® Dry-Film Preservatives & Marine Antifouling
Protection, providing a broad portfolio of differentiated products UmiGard® Marine Antifouling
and solutions, supported by its science and innovation capabilities, Proxel® Wet-State Preservatives
in-depth regulatory know-how and track record in manufacturing Mergal® Wet-State Preservatives
and process development. Headquartered in Basel (Switzerland), Nuosept® Wet-State Preservatives
the company’s 3,600 employees contribute to the success of its cus- Troykyd® Defoamers
tomers, spanning 24 production sites and 13 R&D centers. Troythix® Rheology Modifiers
Troysol® Substrate Wetting, Flow & Leveling Additives
Industrial Microbial Control Troysperse® Dispersants
Arxada is a force in microbial control and performance additives, Effexel® Specialty Additives
built upon the powerful legacies of industry leaders, such as Troy Troymax®,
Corporation. Industrial Microbial Control, or IMC, is the arm of Troycat®,
Arxada dedicated to preservatives and additives for customers in & Troychem Driers, Catalysts, & Anti-Skinning Agents
paints & coatings, marine antifouling, metalworking fluids, plastics, Powdermate® Powder Coatings Additives
textiles, and energy. Through Arxada IMC, customers can experi-
ence new levels of control, performance, reliability, and sustainabil- Partnership & Services
ity, enabled by an extensive portfolio of products, and one of the Arxada offers a full suite of value-added services to support its
largest global manufacturing and supply networks in the industry. customers, and to augment its broad product range. Arxada has
field testing sites located around the world, as well as state-of-the-
The company’s goal is to innovate solutions that enhance the art technical service and development centers that provide a wide
performance of customer products. Arxada’s solutions, expertise, range of testing and support to customers, including microbiology,
and support enable customers and their products to work better - application services, and more. Additionally, Arxada offers the
to be more efficient, more effective, and more sustainable. unique TMMA microbial management program to assist customers
to achieve contamination-free products and processes, and reduce
The Power of Science & Sustainability total preservation cost.
Arxada is dedicated to advancing a more sustainable future
through responsible innovation. With its focus on Planet, Co-Branding
Preservation, and People, Arxada has an aggressive vision and Arxada offers its unique Micropel® Antimicrobial Protection co-
strategy in place to achieve industry transformation through branding program to enable customers to differentiate their products
sustainable preservation. Arxada is operating eco-efficiently on on the shelf and communicate added value to end-use consumers.
a path toward net zero, employing responsible sourcing and
supporting the use of good science that advances these goals. For more information, visit arxada.com.
AMI/Cygnet
AMI/Cygnet
Fenton, MI 48430 USA
Phone: 877-629-0091; 810-629-0091
Email: [email protected]
Web: https://ibcresource.com
COMPANY DESCRIPTION
American Machining, Inc (AMI) is a Michigan based com-
pany that has been producing quality stainless steel totes, parts
and mixing equipment for more than 44 years. We specialize in Many of the mixers we build can be adjusted based on the size
building containers, supplying replacement parts and providing of your containers, and the viscosity of your product. We have
repair services to the OEM paint suppliers, and their customers, mixers that are designed to work in various sizes of containers,
throughout North America. Many of our customers have been ranging from a 55-gallon drum, poly tote or IBC stainless steel
with us for over 40 years, and we pride ourselves on having supe- container. We also offer accessories for your totes, such as stands,
rior products with personalized customer service. heating/cooling coils, mixer systems and specialty components.
Bühler Inc.
Date Founded
1860, with multiple locations in North America since 1924.
Company Description
Bühler develops highly advanced process solutions along
complete value chains. Each day, billions of people enjoy
end-products produced on Bühler technologies. Having this
global relevance, we are in a unique position to turn today’s
global challenges into sustainable and reputable business
Markets Served
Our products and solutions are successfully applied in a
diversified range of industries: ink, paint, coatings, battery
electrode slurries, chemicals, electronic materials, cosmetics,
agrochemicals, and many more.
Technical Services
A comprehensive selection of support, parts, digital and rebuild
services are designed and offered to maintain optimal productivity
on Bühler equipment and process solutions.
Technical Services
EPS offers outstanding formulation and technical support. We
have decades of exterior exposure data, with test fences in Florida
evaluating exposure to UV light and hot, humid climates; in
Illinois assessing reactions to multiple freeze-thaw cycles and
hot, humid environments; and in California measuring durability
to hot, dry areas and UV exposure, as well as dirt pickup resistance.
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COMPANY DESCRIPTION
HOCKMEYER EQUIPMENT CORPORATION is a long-
standing supplier of custom-designed milling, dispersing, and
mixing equipment for the ink industry and associated chemical
manufacturers. Our global team of sales representatives and
technical support professionals provide each customer with solid PRODUCT LINES
solutions to their production needs. NEXGEN™ Milling & Dispersion Technology [patented] Ultra-
efficient use of shear, vacuum, and recirculation for maximum
TECHNICAL MISSION productivity with minimum effort. The quickest path to nanoparticles.
HOCKMEYER’s selection of processing technologies allows
coatings manufacturers to consistently produce competitive, HCP Immersion Mills Hockmeyer invented the immersion (bas-
quality products. With innovations in milling, mixing, dispersion, ket) mill. It offers excellent particle reduction and distribution
and vessel washing clients enjoy a single-source solution for many and requires minimal cleaning time. Quick change-overs. Easy
stages of their production process. Reliable and robust process operation. Reliable results.
equipment combined with state-of-the-art digital controls for
accurate data acquisition and batch monitoring for well-informed Dispersers Mechanical and inverter drives with horsepower
decision-making. ranging from 2 to 400 hp. Hoist or tank-mounted.
MILLING INNOVATION High Viscosity Mixing Systems Multi-shaft Mixers with pat-
The NEXGEN™ line of Mills and Rotor-Stators uses a ented blade & scraper designs for thorough mixing and tem-
combination of rapid flow, vacuum, recirculation, and high perature control.
shear to produce the purest grinds. Its efficiency reduces
process times and delivers a tighter particle size distribution Presses For high-viscosity feedstocks: Portable, Lift to Discharge,
than any other milling process. The technology combined with and Platform Presses.
the portable and ergonomic design makes the NEXGEN™ the
most versatile mill on the market. CMX Washers Tank cleaning brush system with efficient & safe
• Rapid recirculation for tight particle distribution operation.
• Efficient remote monitoring and control via pre-set
specifications and live data reporting APC (Advanced Process Control) Systems: Recipes, operator
This versatile mill works with your existing tanks, consciously work instructions, and multiple data gathering points with live
curtailing capital expenses. reporting: for consistent production.
Contacts
Europe: Davide Mazzavillani – [email protected]
Europe: Kevin Richardson – [email protected]
Americas: David Shneider – [email protected]
India: Bhaviksinh Mahida – [email protected]
China: Alexander Pollnow – [email protected]
Japan: Mitsuhide Tsuji – [email protected]
Korea: Yongjin Oh – [email protected]
SEA: Danny Heng – [email protected]
Contact IPCO today for information about our complete extrusion lines,
twin screw extruders, cooling conveyors, drum coolers, spare parts,
worldwide service, revamping and refitting.
ipco.com/extruders
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Technical Services
Micro Powders’ state of the art laboratory has complete formulary,
analytical, and testing capabilities in place to support our customer
base.
See what blossoms when you choose our new cellulose based powders, NatureTex® Series for gloss
reduction and surface texturing or NatureMatte® C44 for maximum lubricity and heat resistance.
Contact us for your customized reformulation solution.
MÜNZING
HEADQUARTERS
North America
1455 Broad St., Bloomfield, NJ 07003
Tel.: 973-279-1306 Technical Services
Fax: 973-338-0420 Munzing offers technical service testing to focus on solving
E-mail: [email protected] customer issues by duplicating the customer process and not
Website: www.munzing.com by the generalization of formulation characteristics. We employ
a wide range of test methods to reproduce the conditions that
Company Description a coating experiences during manufacturing, packaging and
Munzing is a highly regarded, privately owned specialty application.
additive company with headquarters in Abstatt, Germany.
We have a presence in over 40 countries and are a technology- Major Products
driven organization with an extensive staff of highly experienced • CERETAN® and LUBA-print® – micronized and coated waxes
R&D and technical service personnel in Europe, the Americas and wax dispersions
and Australia. Our manufacturing plants in Germany, USA, • DEE FO® and AGITAN® – defoamers for printing inks, coat-
Australia, and Asia have broad synthesis and formulation ings and adhesives
capabilities in order to best serve our global customer base. • EDAPLAN® – leveling and universal dispersing agents
We are committed to creating value and improving our • METOLAT® – wetting agents and dispersants for specific pig-
customers’ formulations with our complete range of specialty ment groups
additives. • SUDRANOL® and WUKONIL® – wax emulsions
• TAFIGEL® – rheology modifiers for printing ink and coatings
Markets Served formulations
Munzing’s wide-ranging products and brands, include defoamers,
dispersants, leveling- and wetting agents, rheology modifiers, *To download a PDF of the latest Paint & Coatings brochure
micronized waxes, wax dispersions and -emulsions. All these visit www.munzing.com
products are broadly used in printing inks and coatings of all
kinds, such as: Architectural Coatings, Adhesives, Industrial Global Capabilities/production facilities
Coatings, Printing Industry, Wood Coatings and Grinding 975 Ultra Avenue, Clover, SC 29710 USA
Pigments.
Munzing Chemie Gmbh, Salzstrabe 174, D-74076
Technologies Heilbronn – Germany
Munzing has state-of-the-art R&D labs in the United States
and Europe. Seasoned scientists in these labs continually de- Sales Contact: John Kwasneski, [email protected]
velop new additives that create value for the paint and coatings
industry. Furthermore, Munzing has unique and proprietary Technical Contact: Leah Sullivan, [email protected]
technology available solely through its organization.
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NATURAL WAX: Sustainable micronized waxes
Dynamix®
Dynamix stir-in pigments take out the time consuming, expensive
and variable steps associated with pigment grinding. Dynamix is
100% pure color that works in solvent and waterborne coatings.
Get Pure Profitability, Pure Consistency and Pure Convenience
with Dynamix.
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Siltech Corporation
R&D Capabilities
Our R&D, Technical Service and Process R&D laboratories
are modern, well-equipped, co-located with our manufacturing
facilities and staffed with first-class chemists and engineers. These
scientists have years of experience in synthesis and key applications.
225 Wicksteed Avenue
Toronto, ON Canada M4H 1G5 QC Capabilities
Tel: 416-424-4567 Our first rate analytical labs and personnel support the quality
Fax: 416-424-3158 of our manufactured products as well as new product development
www.Siltech.com and technical service.
Unique Products
Recently from our R&D labs we have continued developing coatings
additives with enhanced new carbon content with alkyl silicones as
well as polyether silicones. By procuring the organic components
from botanical sources instead of petroleum feedstocks, we have
increased the new carbon content of classic coatings additives by
up to 70% while retaining performance.
We have also applied our Q resin technology platform developing
several approaches to water beading and protection on fabric, leather
and coatings with these unique cross linkers. Most recently we have
shown oleophobicity, relevant to PFAS replacement.
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Siltech Corporation
Toronto, ON, Canada
+1 416-424-4567
www.siltech.com
Technologies
In Trust Chem’s three manufacturing plants in Asia, we produce
a wide range of pigment technologies including Phthalocyanine
Pigments, Classical Azo, HPP Azo, Benzimidazolone, Disazo
Condensation, Anthraquinone, Isoindolinone, Isoindoline and
Quinacridone pigments.
Technical Services
Trust Chem operates the largest organic pigment laboratories
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WAB US Corp
■ Flexible operation
Schedule a meeting with our experts or join us for a trial in our fully equipped
Process Technology Center in New Jersey:
WAB US Corp.
3 Pearl Court, Suite E
Allendale, NJ 07401
+1 973 873-9155
[email protected]
www.wab-group.com/en
Eagle Specialty Products Driers - Napthenates Consumer Specialties Flash Rust Inhibitors
888-241-9802 Arxada AG Colonial Chemical Artekya Technology
[email protected] +41 61 563 80 00 Harmony Additives +90 212 670 1395
www.espinc.us [email protected] Locus Performance Ingredients [email protected]
www.arxada.com Pilot Chemical Company www.nasiol.com/
Keim Additec Solvay
Surface USA LLC Borchers: A Milliken Brand Advancion Corporation (formerly
630-746-9105 +1 800-321-9696 Fillers ANGUS Chemical Co.)
keith.condon borchers.cust.service ASCOTEC
@keim-additec.com @milliken.com Ceramisphere Pty Ltd
www.keim-additec.com/ www.borchers.com Cortec Corporation
Micro Powders, Inc. Dura Chemicals, Inc. Active Minerals Flatting Agents
914-793-4058 410-825-2920
[email protected] Driers - Neodecanoates [email protected]
www.micropowders.com Arxada AG www.activeminerals.com
+41 61 563 80 00 Shamrock Technologies, Inc.
Advancion Corporation (formerly [email protected] 973-242-2999
ANGUS Chemical Co.) www.arxada.com Brenntag [email protected]
Brandt Technologies, LLC 800-732-0562 shamrocktechnologies.com
BruggemannChemical U.S., Inc. Borchers: A Milliken Brand [email protected]
Colonial Chemical +1 800-321-9696 www.Brenntag.com
Lorama Group borchers.cust.service Eagle Specialty Products
Milliken & Co. @milliken.com Burgess Pigment Company 888-241-9802
Spherix Products www.borchers.com Cimbar Performance Minerals [email protected]
EnviraPAC Monticello www.espinc.us
Dura Chemicals, Inc. Fineton Industrial Minerals Limited
Driers Hoffmann Mineral GmbH Micro Powders, Inc.
allnex Driers - Octoates Imerys 914-793-4058
770-280-8366 Arxada AG Kärntner Montanindustrie [email protected]
[email protected] +41 61 563 80 00 Kish Company, The www.micropowders.com
www.allnex.com [email protected] Malvern Modified Materials
www.arxada.com SHAMOKIN Carbons
Arxada AG Vanderbilt Minerals, LLC Flocculants
+41 61 563 80 00 Borchers: A Milliken Brand HYDRITE
[email protected] +1 800-321-9696 Flame Retardants 262-792-1450
www.arxada.com borchers.cust.service Artekya Technology [email protected]
@milliken.com +90 212 670 1395 www.hydrite.com
Borchers: A Milliken Brand www.borchers.com [email protected]
+1 800-321-9696 www.nasiol.com/
borchers.cust.service Dura Chemicals, Inc. Flow And Leveling Agents
@milliken.com Brenntag
www.borchers.com Emulsifying Agents 800-732-0562
[email protected]
Eagle Specialty Products www.Brenntag.com
888-241-9802 Arkema
[email protected] Alexium International 919-469-6700
www.espinc.us Siltech Corporation Arpadis Benelux nv arkema.usph-emulsion-systems-cs@
416-424-4567 ChemCeed arkema.com
Energy Sciences [email protected] Chitec Technology Co., Ltd. www.arkemacoatingresins.com
Vanderbilt Minerals, LLC www.siltech.com/ Clariant Additives
Venator NanoProf’s Holland
Arkema Inc.
Clariant Corporation - Industrial &
Janssen PMP Plasticizers - Sebacates Micro Powders, Inc. Micro Powders, Inc.
Jayant Agro-Organics Ltd. 914-793-4058 914-793-4058
Organic-Inorganic Hybrids [email protected] [email protected]
Polyethlenes www.micropowders.com www.micropowders.com
Release Aids
Slip Aids
Siltech Corporation Shamrock Technologies, Inc.
416-424-4567 973-242-2999
[email protected] [email protected] Shamrock Technologies, Inc.
www.siltech.com/ shamrocktechnologies.com 973-242-2999 Shamrock Technologies, Inc.
[email protected] 973-242-2999
HMH Pigments LLC shamrocktechnologies.com [email protected]
Brenntag shamrocktechnologies.com
Phosphate Esters 800-732-0562
Colonial Chemical [email protected]
www.Brenntag.com
Munzing
973-276-1309
[email protected]
www.munzing.com
HYDRITE Arkema
262-792-1450 Acrylic Resins - Solution 919-469-6700
[email protected] allnex Arkema arkema.usph-emulsion-systems-cs@
www.hydrite.com 770-280-8366 919-469-6700 arkema.com
[email protected] arkema.usph-emulsion-systems-cs@ www.arkemacoatingresins.com
Polynt www.allnex.com arkema.com
800-312-8103 www.arkemacoatingresins.com
[email protected] Polynt Polynt
www.polynt.com 800-312-8103 800-312-8103
[email protected] [email protected]
Arkema Inc. www.polynt.com www.polynt.com
Brandt Technologies, LLC
The CHEMARK Consulting Group Alkyd Resins - Water Copolymers - Acrylic / Vinyl Emulsions
Reducible HYDRITE
EPS 262-792-1450
Alkyd Resins - Drying Oil - 800-654-4242 [email protected]
Modified Beatriz.M.Batlle www.hydrite.com
Polynt @eps-materials.com Hexion Inc., Versatic Acids and Arkema
800-312-8103 www.epscca.com/en/index.html Derivatives 919-469-6700
[email protected] arkema.usph-emulsion-systems-cs@
www.polynt.com Polynt Copolymers - Urethane arkema.com
800-312-8103 Michelman - World HQ www.arkemacoatingresins.com
Alkyd Resins - Non Drying [email protected]
Polynt www.polynt.com Crosslinking Resins
800-312-8103 allnex
[email protected] Gabriel Chemical 770-280-8366
www.polynt.com Peninsula Polymers [email protected] Shamrock Technologies, Inc.
Worlee-Chemie GmbH www.allnex.com 973-242-2999
[email protected]
Alkyd Resins - Oil - Modified Amino Resins Artekya Technology shamrocktechnologies.com
allnex +90 212 670 1395
770-280-8366 [email protected]
[email protected] www.nasiol.com/ allnex
www.allnex.com 770-280-8366
Arkema Polynt [email protected]
919-469-6700 Cellulose Derivatives 800-312-8103 www.allnex.com
arkema.usph-emulsion-systems-cs@ Ashland [email protected]
arkema.com Eastman www.polynt.com Brenntag
www.arkemacoatingresins.com 800-732-0562
Copolymer - Polyester Covestro LLC [email protected]
Polyurethanes Evonik Corporation - Industries AG www.Brenntag.com
EPS Polynt Georgia-Pacific Chemicals LLC
800-654-4242 800-312-8103 Kuraray America, Inc. EPS
Beatriz.M.Batlle [email protected] Miwon Specialty Chemicals Co. Ltd. 800-654-4242
@eps-materials.com www.polynt.com Sartomer Americas Beatriz.M.Batlle
www.epscca.com/en/index.html @eps-materials.com
Copolymers Dispersion - Aqueous www.epscca.com/en/index.html
Polynt Artekya Technology EPS
800-312-8103 +90 212 670 1395 800-654-4242 HYDRITE
[email protected] [email protected] Beatriz.M.Batlle 262-792-1450
www.polynt.com www.nasiol.com/ @eps-materials.com [email protected]
www.epscca.com/en/index.html www.hydrite.com
Gabriel Chemical Polynt
800-312-8103 Polynt Polynt
Alkyd Resins - Semi Drying [email protected] 800-312-8103 800-312-8103
Polynt www.polynt.com [email protected] [email protected]
800-312-8103 www.polynt.com www.polynt.com
[email protected] Michelman - World HQ
www.polynt.com Vestolit/Mexichem CovationBio PDO Advanced Polymer, Inc.
Specialty Resins, Inc. Georgia-Pacific Chemicals LLC Worlee-Chemie GmbH
Georgia-Pacific Chemicals LLC Hydrocarbon Resins - Liquid Polyester Resins Polyester Resins - Powder
Westlake Epoxy / Solution
Cardolite Corporation
UV-Cured Powder Coatings Vinyl Resins - Vinyl Acetate Brenntag Orion Engineered Carbons
Keyland Polymer Ethylene Copolymers 800-732-0562 832-445-3300
Material Sciences [email protected] [email protected]
216-741-7915 www.Brenntag.com www.orioncarbons.com
[email protected]
www.keylandpolymer.com Polynt Birla Carbon
Arkema 800-312-8103 Cabot Corporation
International Paint Ibéria, Lda 919-469-6700 [email protected] Milagro Rubber Co.
arkema.usph-emulsion-systems-cs@ www.polynt.com PentaCarbon GmbH
Vinyl Resins arkema.com
Brenntag www.arkemacoatingresins.com Evonik Corporation - Industries AG
800-732-0562 Nagase America Blacks - Complex Inorganic
[email protected] NEI Corporation Black
www.Brenntag.com Vinyl Resins - Vinyl Acetate Resinate Materials Group Inc.
Polymer Emulsions VENCOREX France
Polynt HYDRITE Wanhua Chemical Group
800-312-8103 262-792-1450 WYN Polymers
[email protected] [email protected] Shepherd Color Company, The
www.polynt.com www.hydrite.com Waterborne - Aliphatic 513-874-0714
[email protected]
Vestolit/Mexichem Wacker Chemical Corporation Nagase America www.shepherdcolor.com/
Specialty Resins, Inc. Resinate Materials Group Inc.
Wacker Chemical Corporation Vinyl Resins - Vinyl VENCOREX France
WYN Polymers Copolymers Heubach Colorants USA
Hexion Inc., Versatic Acids and +1 510-446-8762
Vinyl Resins - Polyvinyl Derivatives [email protected]
Acetate Vestolit/Mexichem www.heubach.com
HYDRITE Specialty Resins, Inc. BLACK PIGMENTS
262-792-1450 Wacker Chemical Corporation Orion Engineered Carbons
[email protected] 832-445-3300
www.hydrite.com Waterborne Blacks - Black / Grey [email protected]
Orion Engineered Carbons www.orioncarbons.com
Vestolit/Mexichem 832-445-3300
Specialty Resins, Inc. [email protected]
Wacker Chemical Corporation www.orioncarbons.com
Arkema Blacks - Graphite
Vinyl Resins - Polyvinyl 919-469-6700 Armus Marine SHAMOKIN Carbons
Alcohol / Formal / Butyral arkema.usph-emulsion-systems-cs@ EMD Electronics – Surface Solutions
Kuraray America, Inc. arkema.com EnviraPAC Monticello Blacks - Lampblack
www.arkemacoatingresins.com PentaCarbon GmbH Orion Engineered Carbons
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450 Sentry Parkway
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Company Description
Acme-Hardesty is one of the largest distributors of castor oil
The quality products coatings manufacturers
and its derivatives, palm derivatives, preservatives and surfactants,
as well as a full range of oleochemicals, glycerine, fatty acids, need to fulfill and advance formulations—
fatty alcohols and esters. We focus our sourcing efforts on including sustainable bio-based solutions
green, naturally derived, renewable and sustainable products —on time and as promised.
to meet our customer’s needs. Our products are available as
RSPO Mass Balance and organic certified. Acme-Hardesty is
committed to product quality, security of supply and excellent
customer service.
800-223-7054
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Markets Served
Markets served include Polyurethanes, Coatings, Adhesives,
Sealants & Elastomers. Our full line of sustainable and renew-
able products made from palm oil, castor oil, tallow, and other
natural raw materials will compliment your polyurethane and
CASE products and formulations.
Technical Services
Azelis Americas CASE Azelis Americas CASE has Application Labs dedicated to the
9025 Centre Pointe Drive CASE market segment located in Wisconsin and Georgia. Coat-
Suite 300 ings, Construction and Graphic Arts laboratories are housed in
West Chester, OH 45069 our Wisconsin Technical Center. The Georgia Technical Center
Tel: 800-543-1121 handles Construction and CASE projects. Both are equipped to
E-mail: [email protected] perform extensive applications testing and staffed with market
www.azelisamericascase.com experts who provide formulation recommendations to our
customers and suppliers.
Date Founded
Azelis Americas CASE was formed on February 1st, 2019 Major Products
when Azelis consolidated their two CASE brands- GMZ We offer resins, epoxies, epoxy curing agents, silanes, pigments,
and Ribelin. fillers, intermediates, isocyanates, polyols, polymeric MDI/TDI,
specialty additives, dispersants, rheology modifiers, defoamers,
Company Description biocides/fungicides, stabilizers, plasticizers, surfactants, waxes,
Azelis Americas CASE is a leading specialty chemicals amines, antioxidants.
distributor with superior customer service, quality products
and end-market expertise. Our sales territories are divided Global Capabilities
into four regions: Northeast, Midwest, South, and West. This Azelis has dedicated sales specialists and offices supporting the
regional focus allows us to better understand our customer’s CASE (Coatings, Adhesives, Sealants and Elastomers) market
needs and offer custom solutions that create value and help grow segment in nearly 30 countries plus 6 Application Labs around
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Technologies
We provide acrylics, styrene-acrylics, urethanes, urethane
prepolymers, epoxies, VAEs, cellulosic ethers, fatty acids, fire
retardants, fumed silica, polyvinylpyrrolidones, polyisocyanates,
blocked isocyanates, silanes, nepheline syenites, amines, MDI/
TDI, mercaptans, polyamides, polyetheramines, attapulgite clay,
Sustainable behaviors and solutions are vital. For the health of our planet and society, and for the
prosperity of Azelis.
Consumer demand for sustainable products is growing across the globe. And we’re proud to
Together we will continue
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in our formulation labs, we’re proud to pioneer a
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Through ‘Action 2025’, our sustainability strategy, we want to become the world-leading distributor
of sustainable solutions
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gold-standard chemicals distribution industry.
program, and our ambitions for the future.
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It is our vision to fulfill our role as a specialty chemical service provider by empowering the sustainability
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Barentz
Date Founded
July 1 1971
Markets Served
Adhesives & Sealants
Construction Food
HI&I
Heat Transfer Fluid
Ink
Lubricants
Metal Fabricators
Paint and Coatings
Personal Care
Textiles
Water Treatment
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Chemical Distributors has
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leading provider of
chemical and chemical
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S 8601 95th St.
Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158
2100 Commonwealth Ave.
North Chicago, IL 60064
4909 70th Ave.
Kenosha, WI 53144
Phone: (262) 427-0400 Phone: (847) 689-2200 (262) 658-4000
www.emcochem.com
IMCD US
Technical Services
IMCD Coatings & Construction has laboratories situated in
the U.S. and other key locations across the globe, made up
of application laboratories, testing facilities and training sites.
We offer customers formulation advice, guidance to optimize
performance, and provide troubleshooting assistance.
Univar Solutions
Africa
Central Asia
East Asia
South Asia
Southeast Asia
3075 Highland Parkway, #200 Western Asia
Downers Grove, IL 60515 USA
Tel: 1-800-531-7106 TECHNICAL SERVICES
Email: [email protected] We offer formulation development, raw material recommen-
UnivarSolutions.com/CASE dations and full product performance and analytical testing,
carried out by application and formulation experts in multiple
DATE FOUNDED 1924 global state-of-the-art CASE labs, covering:
east US, United States - Midwest Performance Materials, Human warehouses spread throughout
US, United States - South US, Nutrition, Pharmaceutical, Per- the Midwest, EMCO focuses on
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tral Canada, Canada - Atlantic basic industrial chemicals to you JNS-Smithchem, LLC
Canada, Mexico, Central America with competitive prices. 90 6th Avenue
& Caribbean Islands EIT 2.0 LLC Paterson, NJ 07524
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Resins, Pigments Suite 130 Fortune International 973-278-9050
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tral Canada, Canada - Atlantic United States - West US United States - South US
Canada, Mexico, Northern Eu- Categories: Additives, Pigments, Categories: Additives, Binders/Res-
Barentz - rope, Western Europe, Eastern Laboratory Equipment, Production ins, Pigments, Production Equipment
CASE Western Region Europe, Southern Europe, China, Equipment
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440-937-1000 Arabia rials, adhesives, personal care and
[email protected] Categories: Laboratory Equip- related industries.
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cess Minerals, Cenostar, Chem- United States
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US, United States - South US, Resins, Oils/Fatty Acids, Pigments, business group offers specialty Categories: Additives, Binders/
United States - West US, Canada Solvents raw materials that drive perfor- Resins, Oils/Fatty Acids, Pigments
- Western Canada, Canada - Cen- mance, innovation and sustain-
tral Canada, Canada - Atlantic EMCO Chemical Distributors, ability of paint, coatings, ink, and Lintech International LLC is a
Canada, Mexico, Central America Inc. is one of the largest chemical construction formulations. We leading specialty chemical dis-
& Caribbean Islands distributors and contract packag- work with some of the world’s tributor of resins, monomers, ad-
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Resins, Pigments 2 million gallons of bulk capacity and innovative portfolio of addi- minerals. We have partnered with
and over 1 million square feet of tives, functional fillers, pigments, world-class suppliers to meet our
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chemicals distributor for the need them. With distribution adhesives, rubber, plastics and
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he Sherwin-Williams Company an- Corporation, Newell Rubbermaid and Tim Knavish Elected
nounced that its Board of Directors PriceWaterhouseCoopers. PPG Chairman and CEO
has elected Heidi G. Petz to serve as “The selection of Heidi as CEO is the PPG announced that its Board of Directors
the company’s next chief executive officer result of a well-developed and thoughtful has unanimously elected PPG president
(CEO), effective Jan. 1, 2024. Petz, who has process to ensure a seamless leadership and CEO Tim Knavish as chair of the
served as president and transition that focuses on strength, mo- company’s Board of Directors and CEO,
chief operating officer mentum and growth,” commented Jeff M. effective Oct. 1, 2023. Knavish succeeds
of Sherwin-Williams for Fettig, Sherwin-Williams lead director. Michael McGarry, who served as chair-
the last two years, will “We are pleased John has agreed to man and CEO from 2016 to 2022 and is
assume the CEO duties remain in his role as executive chairman, retiring as executive chairman, also effec-
currently held by chair- continuing an incredible career that began tive Oct. 1, 2023.
man and CEO John G. 39 years ago as a member of one of the “On behalf of the
Morikis. Petz will contin- Petz first Sherwin-Williams management train- PPG board of directors,
ue to serve as president. ee classes, progressing through numerous we want to congratu-
After serving as CEO since 2016, roles of increasing responsibility, and ulti- late Tim and recognize
Morikis will continue to serve as executive mately ascending to CEO,” added Fettig. the significant contribu-
chairman. In addition, the board increased “On behalf of the entire board, we thank tions Michael has made
its size from 10 to 11 members and elected John for his extraordinary leadership, in leading PPG through
Petz to fill the resulting vacancy, effective commitment and dedication to Sherwin- some of the most chal- Knavish
Oct. 10, 2023. Williams, as well as his many accomplish- lenging periods in its
“Today’s announcement follows a ments and business decisions that drove 140-year history,” said
comprehensive process and multi-year the company’s strong performance and Hugh Grant, PPG independent lead di-
organizational succession plan to iden- unprecedented growth during his tenure rector and retired chairman and CEO,
tify the best candidate to lead the com- as CEO.” Monsanto Company.
pany,” said Morikis. “Heidi has been Petz succeeds Morikis surrounded by “Michael’s leadership has made a sig-
an invaluable member of my leadership a highly experienced group of leaders, nificant impact on expanding the com-
team, demonstrating a record of driving which remains intact and averages 27 pany’s portfolio and reach in key growth
growth and operational excellence that years of Sherwin-Williams experience. markets, strengthened PPG’s position, and
has generated increased value for our Allen J. Mistysyn will continue as senior set the company on a solid path for future
customers, shareholders and employees. vice president ¬– finance and CFO, and growth and success,” Grant added. “We
With this transition, Heidi becomes only Justin T. Binns, Karl J. Jorgenrud and wish him the very best. As we look ahead,
the tenth CEO in the 157-year history of Todd D. Rea will continue as leaders of the board fully supports Tim and the en-
the company. Supported by a deep and the company’s reportable segments. tire PPG team as they work to achieve
experienced senior leadership team, she Colin M. Davie will lead the global future growth and increased value for
is the right leader to accelerate achieve- supply chain organization, inclusive of our shareholders.
ment of the company’s growth and global manufacturing operations, which “After a thoughtful and deliberative
profitability goals.” will continue to be led by Joseph F. Sladek. process, the board of directors agreed
Prior to serving as the company’s Binns and Jorgenrud will assume ad- that appointing Tim as chair and CEO
president and COO, Petz served as presi- ditional enterprise-wide responsibili- enhances the alignment between PPG
dent of The Americas Group and previ- ties, including greater engagement with management and the board in implement-
ous to that role, served as president of the global supply chain organization ing PPG’s enterprise growth strategy. Tim
the Consumer Brands Group, successful- to accelerate customer solutions and has an intimate knowledge of the busi-
ly leading both of these global businesses drive productivity. ness, can quickly identify and implement
through some of the most challenging Petz serves on the Board of Directors strategic priorities, and has demonstrated
periods in the company’s history. of Ulta Beauty, Inc. She also serves on the the ability to serve as an effective bridge
Petz joined the company in June 2017 board of the Universityh Hospitals Health between the board and management,”
in connection with the Valspar acquisition. System in Cleveland, O and is a member added Grant.
Prior to joining Valspar in 2013, she held of the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Knavish joined PPG in 1987 at PPG’s
various leadership positions with Target Studies Policy Advisory Board. global headquarters in Pittsburgh and he
has held roles of increasing re- groups of Fox Rothschild LLP and Blank With experience in the building prod-
sponsibility during his 36 years Rome LLP. ucts industry, Doubman rejoins ICP Group
with the company. Knavish has after previously serving as president of
served in his current role as presi- Masco Corporation ICP’s Building Solutions Group as recently
dent and CEO since Jan. 1, 2023 and pre- Names Richard as 2021. Immediately prior to his appoint-
viously served as chief operating officer Westenberg VP, CFO ment as CEO, Doubman served as chief
beginning in March 2022. Prior to being Masco Corporation announced the elec- operating officer of Ecore International, a
named chief operating officer, Knavish tion of Richard (Rick) Westenberg as vice leading manufacturer of recycled-rubber
was executive vice president beginning in president, chief financial officer (CFO), ef- indoor and outdoor surfaces.
October 2019. fective Oct. 16, 2023. “We’re excited to welcome Jay back
Westenberg is a seasoned executive to ICP, where he was a valuable leader
Axalta’s Brian who brings to Masco more than 25 years and contributor to the company’s suc-
Berube to Retire of experience, including nearly 15 years cess,” said Don Bramley, partner, Audax
Axalta Coating Systems Ltd. announced leading global finance organizations. Most Private Equity.
that Brian Berube has decided to retire recently, he served as vice president and “ICP has been at the forefront of the
as SVP, general counsel and corporate CFO of General Motors North America, industry with an innovative, cutting-edge
secretary at the end of this year. Alex overseeing the financial management and offering and well-known, trusted brands,”
Tablin-Wolf, who currently serves as VP financial performance of this approxi- said Doubman. “I’m thrilled to be a part
and associate general counsel, has been mately $125 billion segment, and leading a of such an incredible organization again
appointed his successor effective Jan. team across the U.S., Canada and Mexico. and will leverage my experience in the
1, 2024. Tablin-Wolf will become SVP, Prior to that, he served as VP, finance building products space to build on the
general counsel and corporate secretary and CFO of SAIC-General Motors, GM’s exemplary work of the team and keep the
at that time, reporting directly to Chris approximately $30 billion joint venture momentum going.”
Villavarayan, Axalta CEO and president. in China, with responsibility as a mem-
“On behalf of our board and the entire ber of the executive committee for the Azelis Appoints Shiona
organization, I want to thank Brian for his key operational and strategic decisions Stewart Managing Director
exceptional legal expertise and guidance of the joint venture. He held roles of in- of CASE U.S.
that has proven instrumental in enabling creasing responsibility during his tenure at Azelis announced that Shiona Stewart will
Axalta’s success now and in the future,” GM, including as the corporate treasurer join the company in a senior management
said Villavarayan. “He has been a trusted and head of corporate financial planning role as managing director
advisor, valued partner and strong stew- and analysis. of CASE in the United
ard for the company, with contributions “I am very pleased to welcome Rick States. Commencing her
well beyond legal counsel. His passion for to Masco’s leadership team,” said Keith role on Nov. 7, 2023,
strong corporate governance and ethical Allman, Masco president and chief ex- Stewart will play a piv-
leadership is embedded in a global legal ecutive officer. “Rick is a strategic, accom- otal role in leading Azelis’
team that will continue a commitment plished leader with extensive financial and CASE U.S. business.
to integrity while supporting Axalta’s operational experience. His demonstrated Stewart will report to Vuk
growth. We wish him all the best in his up- excellence in leading diverse international Milojkovic, managing di- Stewart
coming retirement. teams and driving results in a global man- rector of Azelis U.S..
“This transition is enabled by strong ufacturing business will be extraordinarily With more than 25 years of exper-
bench strength, and we are fortunate to valuable to us as we continue to build tise in the specialty chemicals sector,
have someone internally with Alex’s cali- upon our strong financial and operational Stewart’s career includes roles of signifi-
ber and global experience to step in and foundation and deliver long-term value for cant responsibility in technical, strate-
lead our global legal organization,” added our shareholders.” gic marketing, and global key account
Villavarayan. “Alex has deep knowledge management functions.
of Axalta’s business and has helped ad- Jay Doubman Named Her previous roles encompass regional
vance many key strategic initiatives during President and CEO and global leadership positions at chemi-
his time with the company. I am confident Of ICP Group cal suppliers such as BASF Corporation,
he will uphold the integrity of our gover- ICP Group has named Jay Doubman as its Troy, Lubrizol, Dow and Rohm & Hass.
nance framework and will be a strategic new president and chief executive officer. Prior to joining Azelis, Stewart was
advisor to our board and a strong addition In this capacity, Doubman will lead a team the North American business director
to our Executive Committee.” of more than 1,000 employees and will for additives at BASF, followed by the
Tablin-Wolf joined Axalta in January be responsible for accelerating revenue Dispersions business director role for
2017. He previously served as an associ- growth and enhancing profitability for construction, paper coatings, and carpet
ate in the corporate and securities practice the company. business at BASF. CW
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ouryon announced that it has where the group invested to double the Excelitas Technologies
started full-scale production at capacity, as announced the end of 2021. To Acquire Heraeus
its new Expancel expandable The Nansha capacity expansion lever- Noblelight Business
microspheres plant in Green Bay, WI. ages the most recent process and manu- Excelitas Technologies Corp. announced
The launch of the new plant is an im- facturing standards. that it has signed a definitive agreement
portant milestone to better serve specialty The whole plant has an energy ef- with Heraeus Group to acquire the
additives customers in North America in ficiency program and aims at carbon Heraeus Noblelight business with ap-
the packaging, construction, mining and neutral growth through green electric- proximately 850 employees, including
automotive industries and complements ity purchasing and the installation of operations in Germany, UK, US, China
Nouryon’s existing full-scale plant in solar panels. and Japan.
Sundsvall, Sweden and product expan- “Doubling the capacity of the Nansha Heraeus Noblelight is an operative
sion facilities in China and Brazil. plant will allow us to support the growth, company within Heraeus Group. Heraeus
Expancel expandable microspheres innovation and regional supply of our Noblelight specializes in the develop-
are used as a lightweight filler and blow- customers in Asia. The accelerating need ment and manufacture of specialty light
ing agent to make customers’ end prod- for lower carbon solutions is creating sources and solutions, from ultraviolet
ucts lighter, incorporate high-performing new opportunities for the UV/LED cur- to infrared, used within analytical instru-
insulation properties or better reflect light ing technology, which is expanding fast to mentation, industrial curing, water treat-
to reduce energy consumption, cost and a wider range of substrates and applica- ment, electronics manufacturing, medical
environmental impact. tions” said Richard Jenkins, senior vice and cosmetic therapy and many others.
These properties are valued across a president of Arkema’s Coating Solutions. “We see tremendous potential in the
number of applications including cool This key project is part of the group’s union of Heraeus Noblelight’s technology
roof coatings, automotive coatings and strategy to expand its leading portfolio of portfolio with our own extensive offering
body fillers. high performance and sustainable mate- in plasma and LED products. Leveraging
“Nouryon continues to invest in devel- rials, including UV/LED, powder, water- our combined investments and expanded
oping solutions that support our custom- borne and high solid technologies. offering will drive growth and present
ers’ sustainability targets while boosting innovative integrated solutions to our
the performance of their end-products,” OXERRA to Build Complex highly complementary customer and
said Larry Ryan, president at Nouryon. Inorganic Color Pigments product mix across a variety of unique
“Our customers around the world rely on Facility in China markets,” said Michael Ersoni, Excelitas
our Expancel expandable microspheres OXERRA, an iron oxide pigment manu- Technologies EVP commercial business.
and we are pleased to expand our capac- facturer, announces its intention to build The acquisition of Heraeus Noblelight
ity to meet growing demand.” a manufacturing facility of complex in- will represent the latest in a series of strate-
Customers also use Expancel expand- organic color pigments (CICP) and a gic acquisitions by Excelitas Technologies
able microspheres to enhance products comprehensive research center in China since its establishment in 2010.
in applications including curbside recy- before the end of 2023. “As a leading player in the specialty
clable packaging materials, freeze- and “This new plant will supplement light market, Heraeus Noblelight has a
thaw-resistant concrete as well as seal- our current manufacturing facility in strong footprint in the areas of market
ants and coatings applications in the con- Kidsgrove, UK, and further emphasizes access, problem-solving expertise, and
struction industry where prevention of our commitment to global support and technological bandwidth. We are con-
cracks and water absorption are essential sustainability for the color pigment mar- vinced that this agreement will further
to prolong the life of weather-exposed ket,” said Terence Yu, chief executive of- boost Heraeus Noblelight’s stable growth
building materials. ficer, OXERRA Group. path of the last years,” said Jan Rinnert,
“The plant’s dedicated research center CEO and chairman of the board of man-
Arkema Starts Up Specialty will provide continued and comprehen- aging directors of Heraeus Group.
UV/LED Curing Resins sive development of high-performance, The agreement has been approved by
Expansion in China heat-resistant inorganic color pigments,” both companies. Terms are not being dis-
Arkema has begun production of added Yu. closed and the transaction is expected to
Sartomer specialty UV/LED curing resins OXERRA expects the new facility to close before the end of 2023, subject to
at its expanded facility in Nansha, China, be operational before the end of the year. obtaining regulatory approvals. CW
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hile the formulation of exterior reduction and burnish resistance. chain production sites over the last year.
paints may differ around the Another naturally derived product, “This is an important step for our
world, the challenge of protect- NatureMatte C44, is an ultrafine cellulose customers and the markets we serve,”
ing buildings from environmental impact powder that provides gloss reduction in all said Erwoan Pezron, SVP, Arkema’s High
seems universal. With the new additive types of inks and coatings, while offering Performance Polymers. “The lower car-
TEGO Guard 9000 from Evonik Coating best-in-class film clarity for clear coatings bon footprint we announce today applies
Additives, it is possible to protect building on wood and other substrates. to our entire global production, not just a
facades from the moment of application. PolyTuf 1229 is a high-performance particular set of grades or a certain loca-
“The application of facade paints has composite of low density polyethylene tion. This allows our customers to deliver
been highly dependent on the weather, and ceramic, adding to Micro Powders’ on their commitment to decarbonize and
as newly applied facade coatings had portfolio of ceramic modified additives. to develop more sustainable products
traditionally long drying times, making This product combines the toughness and at scale.”
them more vulnerable to water and dirt,” durability of LDPE with the improvement
said Ellen Reuter, head of the Decorative in abrasion resistance contributed by the ROSS Ribbon Blenders
market segment for the EMEA region. ceramics inside the composite wax par- Improve Powder Blending
“Evonik’s new TEGO Guard 9000 ad- ticle. PolyTuf 1229 is ideal for higher COF Efficiency and Safety
dresses this key customer pain-point coating applications such as flooring and ROSS Ribbon Blenders handle a wide
by improving the stabilization of paint walking surfaces. range of dry materials, from seasonings
ingredients in facade coatings and pro- and beverage mixes to pharmaceuti-
viding almost immediate protection Arkema Lowers Carbon cals, chemicals, plastics, and agricultural
against weathering.” Footprint of Bio-Based powders or granules. These blenders
While conventional high pigment vol- Polyamide 11 Chain also efficiently incorporate minor liquid
ume concentration (PVC) exterior facade Arkema continues to lower the carbon components to effectively coat individual
coatings typically take three hours or more footprint of the global production of its solid particles.
to dry, the new “Quick-Set property” of bio-based polyamide 11 chain. The ROSS Model 42N-18SS is crafted
TEGO Guard 9000 technology enables The group further decreased by 46% from type 316 stainless steel with interior
high rain resistance just a few minutes af- the carbon footprint of its bio-based Rilsan surfaces polished to a 150-grit finish for
ter application. polyamide 11 grades, reaching less than easy cleaning. With a maximum working
Additionally, the special formulation of 2 kg CO2e/kg (according to ISO14040, capacity of 18 cu.ft., the blender is direct
TEGO Guard 9000 allows for customized 14044 and 14067), by using renewable or driven by a 10 HP gear motor for pro-
addition to formulations without affect- low carbon energy sources and by making cessing materials with a bulk density of
ing storage stability. The additive can be several energy efficiency improvements in up to 60 lbs/cu.ft.
used universally, regardless of the binder, its production sites. It represents an im- The agitator is a solid double ribbon
PVC and color selected, and is suitable provement of approximately 70% relative design, ideal for center discharge, with
for environmentally friendly waterborne to traditional polyamide resins using fos- internal flanges welded to shaft stub
facade coatings. sil-based raw materials and conventional ends and a heavy-duty anti-friction bear-
energy sources. ing on the non-driven end. A two-piece
Micro Powders Showcases Derived entirely from renewable cas- safety grating with ½” diameter perfora-
Natural, PTFE Alternative tor seeds, Rilsan polyamide 11 is 100% tions ensure safe operation while the split
Additives at 2023 WCS segregated bio-based. Furthermore, the folding covers are open. A spray bar with
Micro Powders, Inc. showcased sev- amino 11 monomer and the downstream fan type spray nozzles is installed on the
eral new natural and PTFE alterna- polymers are produced using a significant trough via sanitary tri-clamp connections
tive products at the 2023 Western proportion of low carbon and renewable for liquid additions.
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NatureTex is a line of naturally de- combustible fuels. color touchscreen that includes a cycle
rived, biodegradable additives for mat- Arkema recently announced a bio- timer, start/stop, forward/reverse and
ting and surface texturing. It is available methane supply agreement with ENGIE in speed controls. The finished product is
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deeper appreciation of the natural world and a height-
ened understanding of the climate crisis are conjured up
by the latest exhibition at AkzoNobel’s Art Foundation.
Officially opened at the company’s head office in Amsterdam,
the Netherlands, EARTH – A Collective Landscape explores our
relationship with nature and encourages visitors to renew their
sense of connection with the planet’s fragile environment.
“We’ve gathered together a diverse collection of brilliant art-
ists who, in their own unique ways, interpret thought-provoking
themes such as ecological awareness, landscape and the artificial
distinction between man and nature,” said Hester Alberdingk
Thijm, director of AkzoNobel’s Art Foundation.
“It’s an exploration of the landscape of the imagination. An
invitation to contemplate the Earth’s natural environment and Photo: Martin van Welzen
our place in it.”
Visitors enter a world without humans and experience a sym- that we emotionally engage with our natural surroundings to
biosis with the landscape of which we form a part – from the better understand the challenges we’re all facing.
idyllic to the dystopic. Whether it’s Lin de Mol’s reindeer moss “As a company, it’s also an opportunity to reflect on how
installation, or Jan Robert Leegte’s sinister landscape, the mes- the natural world feeds our own imagination – providing in-
sage is that we need to come down to earth and realize what’s spiration for new color palettes and the development of more
at our very feet. sustainable products.”
“Every day, we seem to hear another story about the ongoing EARTH – A Collective Landscape is now open to the general
climate crisis,” continued Hester. “One of the main objectives of public, free of charge, at the AkzoNobel Art Space in Amsterdam
the exhibition is to highlight why it’s more important than ever Zuid, on weekdays from 9am to 6pm. CW
EARTH – A Collective Landscape includes artworks by Mirte van Laarhoven, Bob Bonies, Hadassah Emmerich, Job Koelewijn, Monika Michalko,
Alejandra Venegas, Kyra Sacks and Michelle Piergoelam. Photo: Martin van Welzen
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