Joined Forces! DuPont and Nippon Paint Jointly Launch PVF Coating Solutions
Recently, DuPont announced that it cooperated with Coryor Surface Treatment Company and Taiwan's Nippon Paint, and launched a series of new products at the Taipei Architecture Show, including printed Tedlar PVF solutions and PVF coatings.
The company says Tedlar film has proven its performance in the harshest environments. From resisting the weathering of solar panels to keeping aircraft interiors clean and like new, Tedlar films offer unparalleled UV and weather durability. Tedlar film resists even the harshest chemical cleaners, including bleach and alcohol-based solvents.
DuPont and Nippon Paint jointly launched PVF coating solutions at the Taipei Exhibition. Designed for building exteriors, including those exposed to the elements, the coating provides a durable finish for a variety of exterior and interior metal applications.
PVF coatings are unique in that they simultaneously provide superior chemical resistance, flexibility, hydrolysis and UV stability, superior to any coil and extrusion coating resin currently available on the market. It provides an ideal solution for surface protection against corrosion, fading and cracking, and provides excellent chemical resistance and coating flex properties.
DuPont worked closely with Coryor to launch the printed PVF film solution demonstrated at the show. This innovative PVF product made with Tedlar is part of Coryor’s AAMALON application series, which focuses on better weather resistance as well as other performance benefits.
Known for providing long-lasting aesthetic protection for architectural applications, Tedlar is available in a variety of popular colors to preserve and extend a building's appearance for the life of the building. Tedlar film are highly weather and stain resistant, thus reducing maintenance costs and protecting structures.
Not only is Coryor's AAMALON film 100% Tedlar protected, it also allows for custom patterns and colors for unlimited design creativity.
Coryor Tedlar film replicates the look of wood grain, stone and countless other organic finishes with unparalleled lifelike detail, long-lasting outdoor fade resistance and stay-clean performance. For more custom finishes, take advantage of all of Tedlar's durable properties for brilliant colors and lifelike images.
2026-10-16
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