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June 2011
Rubber & Plastics News
Two heads better than one
Greenkote, Kalcor partnership aids rubber-to-metal bonders......
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June 2011
Eureka Magazine
Bolts and pins brave tough environments
Tom Shelley reports on developments in fasteners for wind turbines, construction equipment and other demanding outdoor applications......
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April 2011
Coatings World Magazine
Ebbinghaus Verbund GmbH Acquires GREENKOTE® License
Greenkote Plc, a global coating technology company, has sold an Applicators and Supply License to Ebbinghaus Verbund GmbH.....
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April 2011
Ebbinghaus Verbund GmbH Acquires GREENKOTE® License
GREENKOTE® Plc, a global coating technology company, today announced the sale of an Applicators
and Supply License to Ebbinghaus Verbund GmbH, a specialized metal surface coater and finishing
company of Solingen, Germany. ...
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March 2011
New Civil Engineeer - Green Gateway
Hong Kong is getting a new Legistlative Concil building and government offices comples, which
includes high performance bolts for massive steel beams at floor 25...
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June 17th 2010
Cleantech Insights
Green material company seeks £16M to expand into international markets
... Cleveland-based, UK incorporated company, Greenkote, has developed a surface metal coating technology that not only replaces but outperforms toxic conventional coating technologies.....
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March 2010
Powder Coating Magazine
Thin powder color topcoat: Powder coating process for small parts in bulk production
This article describes a new powder coating process
applicable to many types of fasteners and small parts
called “Thin Powder Color Topcoat” (TPCT).....
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February 2010
NASA Tech Briefs
Low-Cost "Green" Coatings Modify Metal Surfaces
Greenkote coating technology is a coating method for steel and other metals that can replace a range of existing coating methods. The coating is environmentally friendly, and it is applicable to a range of base materials...
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February 2010
Yet2.com
Technology Marketplace Report
GreenKote is a sacrificial zinc-based anti-corrosion coating and wear treatment for ferrous metal parts that goes on dry and fuses into the metal surface under heat, performing a thermo-chemical surface modification to the metal...
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January 2010
SIloBreaker
GREENKOTE Coating Process Chosen by Daimler
GREENKOTE® Plc, a global coating technology company, will provide corrosion protection for selected Daimler automotive
parts beginning the first half of 2010. ...
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January 2010
Coatings World
GREENKOTE Coating Process Chosen by Daimler
GREENKOTE® Plc, a global coating technology company, will provide corrosion protection for selected Daimler automotive
parts beginning the first half of 2010. ...
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January 2010
GREENKOTE Coating Process Chosen by Daimler
Final Technical Approval Expected Soon
GREENKOTE® Plc, a global coating technology company, will provide corrosion protection for selected Daimler automotive
parts beginning the first half of 2010. ...
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December 2009
Automotive Engineering
“Greenkote thermal diffusion coatings protect automotive lock parts”
The automotive industry faces some of the strictest regulations when it comes to meeting environmental and safety standards regarding materials and parts for vehicles. Those restrictions became even more challenging for automakers when the European Commission adopted the end-of-life-vehicles (ELV) directive in 1997...
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November 2009
The Fabricator
“GREENKOTE authorizes license agreement with Eco-Tech Coatings”
Eco-Tech Coatings LLC has purchased a license from GREENKOTE® Plc, Cleveland, to apply the GREENKOTE thermodiffusion coating process to its products.....
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October 2009
GREENKOTE Authorizes First North American License Agreement
Production to Begin Immediately
GREENKOTE® Plc, a global coating
technology company, has sold its first license in North America to Eco-Tech Coatings,
LLC. Eco-Tech Coatings will introduce the patented GREENKOTE® Thermo-Diffusion
coating process for its customer’s products in a variety of industries including
agricultural, construction, electrical, oil and gas production, water distribution, as well as
applications for military specifications. ....
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October 2009
Coatings World Magazine
“Thermal Diffusion Coatings Protect Automotive Lock Parts”
The automotive industry faces some of the strictest regulations when it comes to
meeting environmental and safety standards for materials and parts for manufactured
vehicles. Those restrictions became even more challenging for auto makers when the
European Commission adopted the ELV (End of Live Vehicles) Directive in 1997. Put in
place as a means to make vehicle dismantling and recycling more environmentally friendly,
the ELV and other regulatory EU directives force auto makers to search for ways to maintain
the highest level of quality for metal finished parts while meeting the growing demands
for environmentally safe materials....
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September 2009
GREENKOTE Expands Production in Germany
CLEVELAND, OH (September 2, 2009) — GREENKOTE® Plc, a global coating
technology company, has expanded production at its location in Sauerlach,
Germany. The new plant production area operates multiple shifts on two
production lines to support its customers throughout Europe.
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July 2009
GREENKOTE Names Three New Advisory Board Members
CLEVELAND, OH (July 15, 2009) — GREENKOTE® Plc, a global coating technology
company, is pleased to announce the addition of David E. Azagury, Robert G.
Hirsch, PhD and Phillip B. Stern to its Advisory Board to assist its market
development for cost-effective eco-friendly coatings that meet the highest
quality standards of metal, ceramic and rubber manufacturers. The Advisory Board
provides GREENKOTE expertise in leveraging its technology toward expansion in
targeted markets for its coating applications…
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January 2008
Paint & Coatings Industry Magazine
“Innovation Spotlight: Eco-Friendly Corrosion Protection”
The industrial finishing market today wants it all: corrosion protection and
performance under increasingly demanding conditions, a preference for
cost-effective application, and more and more often, an eye toward
environmentally safe application with a minimum of waste. Automotive and
appliance OEMs and parts manufacturers have voluntarily adopted more stringent
environmental requirements that metal finishers must meet, and governmental
regulations also have motivated fabricators to look worldwide for coating
technologies that are “green,” and at the same time improve performance.
GREENKOTE is an example of one such “green” technology, but until 2007, the
process has only been available in Europe and Israel. The now-patented coating
concept was developed and tested as part of an incubator program sponsored by
the Israeli government, and initially the process was applied as solution to
corrosion issues in military and marine applications. After three years of
rigorous testing at one of the world’s recognized testing sites on Miyakojima
Island, Japan, it was clear that the coating had a broader commercial
application in conjunction with ferrous substrates used in a number of
applications for construction, automotive, appliance and general industry.
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March 2006
Paint & Coatings Industry Magazine
"GREENKOTE: Corrosion-Resistant Poly-Metal Diffusion Coatings"
The corrosion protection requirements imposed on painted parts and components
by industry have become increasingly more rigorous than they were even 10 years
ago. Anticorrosive coating and painting manufacturers have attempted to meet the
more stringent coating corrosion-resistance requirements by the addition of
numerous components aimed at increasing the corrosion resistance of their
coating compositions. A solution that addresses these stricter demands is to
combine base metal sacrificial metallic coating with paints. With a sacrificial
coating, the base coating supports the paint layer in damaged or weak areas,
thereby providing a more comprehensive and longer-lasting corrosion protection
system…
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February 2006
Coatings World Magazine
"Balancing Act"
Corrosion. It is an issue that the general public doesn’t think about on a
daily basis—that is, until it affects their lives directly. And when it does, it
often makes headlines and can prove quite costly (a major bridge closes
unexpectedly for repairs, or worse, yet, collapses). That’s why highway
authorities—as well as product manufacturers, engineers and contractors—expect
their coatings suppliers to deliver anti-corrosion technologies that can prolong
the life of their products, protect valuable assets and ultimately cut costs…
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