Industrial Coating Services That Start With Your Application
- Third-generation epoxy adhesives
- One- and two-component elastomer-modified epoxies with excellent shear and peel strength
- Two-component, highly cross-linked structural polyurethane adhesives
- Radiation (UV)-cure adhesives

Specialty Coating for Industrial Manufacturing
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AS9100DCertified Manufacturer
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ISO 9001Quality Management
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50+Years Structural Bonding
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FastQualification Cycles
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between epoxy and polyurethane coatings?
Epoxy and polyurethane coatings are selected based on the performance demands of the application. Epoxy systems offer superior adhesion, chemical resistance, and structural strength, while polyurethane systems provide enhanced flexibility, abrasion resistance, and UV protection.
Depending on your application’s performance requirements, our chemists can engineer epoxy, polyurethane, or hybrid coating systems to deliver the right balance of protection and durability.
What makes your industrial coating different from an off-the-shelf product?
Most suppliers sell you the closest match from a catalog. We engineer the exact coating your application requires, formulating for your substrate, service conditions, and performance thresholds.
Can you engineer an industrial coating for my specific application?
Every application has different substrates, operating environments, and performance requirements. Rather than adapting an existing product, we develop specialty coating systems around your engineering challenge. Whether you’re protecting metal, concrete, composites, electronics, wood, or another substrate, we select the chemistry that best meets your performance goals.
Can you develop an industrial coating for corrosion protection on infrastructure?
Yes. Our team develops industrial protective coating systems for bridges, offshore drilling platforms, and underground pipelines that must resist corrosion, moisture, and chemical attack across long service lives. An industrial metal coating can be engineered for marine and buried conditions. We match the resin chemistry to the corrosion mechanism your application needs to resist.
Can you formulate coatings for specific substrates?
Yes. Every industrial coating starts with the substrate it needs to protect. We develop coating systems for metals, concrete, composites, wood, electronics, and other materials, selecting the resin chemistry to meet your adhesion, environmental, and performance requirements.
How quickly can you deliver a qualified specialty coating?
A focused team of chemists means shorter approval chains and faster iteration than an enterprise supplier. We move from an engineering brief to a qualified coating on the timeline your program requires, whether that is an industrial epoxy coating or another resin system. Timelines depend on the complexity of your application, but a focused team consistently moves faster than a catalog-driven supplier.