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Is there finally a bio-based, eco-friendly coating to replace PFAS? BIOSUPHYOL provides superior hydrophobic and oleophobic performance for paper and packaging.

ContenO wanted to ensure the quality and reliability of a containerised water bottling factory by subjecting it to extreme weather condition tests. This would help to identify any weaknesses or vulnerabilities, ensure that the factory is able to operate efficiently and maintain its performance even ...

Ultrashort pulse lasers can modify surfaces to give them new properties or functionalities such as friction, water repellency, anti-bacterial action or higher heat release. They offer many advantages over conventional coatings and their application potential seems endless.

Removable coatings allow coated interior products to be reused several times, which will significantly extend their lifespan and ensure recyclable waste streams at end-of-life. The PEELDESIGN project is investigating and optimising such coatings so that they can be used for interior applications, as ...

Researchers at Sirris demonstrate for first time femtosecond laser texturing of soft biopolymer coatings as a high-throughput method for surface patterning.

To this day, PTFE is one of the most popular coatings in cookware, due to its high heat-resistance and hydrophobic properties. However, as we learn more about this ‘forever chemical’ and its negative impact on the environment, manufacturers increasingly look for more sustainable (PFAS-free) ...