Fluoropolymer Linings provide protective coating on ships.
January 6, 2003 - FluoroGrip™ linings are made of DuPont Teflon® and offered in rolls of film offering peel-and-stick installation. They have no VOCs or hazardous solvents, making them safe to apply over various substrates including steel and metals. Linings offer chemical resistance to withstand repeated cleanings. They remain effective over expanding, contracting, and flexing substrates. Applications include kitchens, showers-restrooms, and crew living quarters on ships.
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Original Press release
Integument Technologies, Inc.
70 Pearce Ave.
Tonawanda, NY, 14150-6711
USA
Integument Technologies Offers Fluoropolymer Paint Replacement Films for Clean Areas of Ships
Tonawanda, N.Y. - Integument Technologies, Inc., a science-based developer and manufacturer of engineered fluoropolymer systems of linings, films and coatings, announces the availability of FluoroGrip™ fluoropolymer linings made of DuPont Teflon® for use as an impervious protective coating in clean areas of ships such as kitchens, hospitals, showers-restrooms, and crew living quarters. The linings are also ideal for protecting clean-room areas, storage tanks, and other structural components on board the ship.
FluoroGrip® linings are produced in rolls of film and offer the ease of "peel-and-stick," wallpaper-like installation. They have no VOC's or hazardous solvents so they are safer to apply over a wide variety of substrates including steel and metals, without
disrupting ongoing operations and personnel. FluoroGrip® linings are simply cut to match the size of the area to be protected and can be installed in a single application process with minimal training required, saving on labor and downtime. The films offer
excellent adhesion for reliable service and their non-stick Teflon® surfaces are easily cleaned, with superior chemical resistance compared to traditional coatings - to withstand repeated cleanings. With outstanding elongation properties, the installed linings remain effective over expanding and contracting and flexing substrates.
For more information contact Integument Technologies, Inc., 70 Pearce Avenue, Tonawanda, NY 14150. Phone: (716) 873-1199. Fax: (716) 873-1303 e-mail: info@integument.com. Web site: www.integument.com
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