A whiteboard animation video from DVUV shows the Fast, Clean & Green UV-cured powder coating process for MDF wood. Applications for powder coated wood include retail store fixtures, POP displays, healthcare components, office & educational furniture and architectural elements.
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Surface & Panel Magazine Q1 2013
Let’s face it, we all like choices. Manufacturers of furniture components have a lot of choices when considering surface treatment. These range from veneers, laminates and paint. Each of these choices is further segmented by sub-categories of materials: real wood veneers and reconstituted veneers; high pressure, low pressure, thermofoil, paper and vinyl laminates; liquid paint and powder coatings. All of these products have unique values that confront the decision maker when ...
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A One Coat, Single Step High Gloss Finish for MDF Wood
CLEVELAND, Ohio – March 25, 2013 – DVUV is proud to announce ...
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UVMax® Gloss is our newest line of UV curable powder coatings for MDF. This finish gives MDF the look of a multiple coat lacquer in a single process. This one coat, single step high gloss finish eliminates the need for primers, multiple coats and extra labor that most other finishing processes require which saves both ...
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Paint & Coatings Industry February 2013
According to research from Chemark Consulting Group, solventborne liquid coatings hold a 75 to 80 percent market share of the wood coatings industry. Solventborne materials are expensive to use and dispose of, and are subject to increasing levels of governmental regulations.
Consumers are looking for products and processes that meet and exceed environmental regulations, have a smaller carbon footprint, generate lower total applied cost, and produce a higher return on investment. It is possible to do ...
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