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Hardtop XP II is an exceptionally versatile and efficient topcoat that provides a solution for countless scenarios, where durability and performance are key priorities.
Operational flexibility for unpredictable trades.
Robust performance for high fouling intensity trades.
A one component solventborne acrylic thin film intumescent that provides fire protection for structural steel.
A heat resistant phenolic/novolac epoxy coating for temperatures from -196 to 210 °C.
A multi-purpose, robust and efficient, surface tolerant primer that can be used on multiple application areas in different temperatures with short overcoating intervals.
A patent-pending intumescent hydrocarbon fire protection developed for the most extreme environments.
Biocide free coating which protects hull from fouling contributing to hydrodynamic efficiency to be used as a finish coat for immersed environments.
Optimised for vessels requiring flexibility in operational parameters, and frequent changes in trade.
Alkydprimer is an easy to use, one-component oxidatively drying alkyd coating.
A two component chemically curing fluoro polymer coating which has a semi-gloss finish with excellent gloss retention.
An ultra high build and high solid polyamine cured epoxy, with good abrasion and corrosion resistance properties.
A moisture curing inorganic zinc silicate coating with 85% zinc for severe corrosive environments.
A moisture curing inorganic zinc silicate coating with 80% zinc for severe corrosive environments.
A HAPs free universal epoxy primer for efficient new building with very low VOC.
A solvent-free lining designed as a primer and finish coat for drinking-water tanks and pipes.
This solvent-free tank lining is suitable for potable water, grey water and crude-oil tanks.
A heat resistant coating for temperatures from -196 to 1000 °C, where substrates allow.
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