AkzoNobel launches Structura range of Interpon D powder coatings in North America
AkzoNobel launches its popular Structura range of Interpon D powder coatings to meet the needs of North America’s leading architects, designers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), combining popular colors and sophisticated textures with ultra-durability performance combine to create a lasting impression.
Available in over 40 of the most popular RAL colours, the Structura range combines great looks with exceptional durability and weather resistance, making it ideal for surfaces that may be challenged by a variety of climates. The range carries a 20-year coating performance integrity guarantee and meets the performance requirements of AMAA 2604.
The textured surface of the coating makes it more resistant to scratches and scuffs, reducing wasteful touch-ups or re-sprays that consume energy, cost and time. Surface treatment also helps cover minor imperfections in the substrate. Structura's ultra-durability helps extend cleaning intervals, reducing water and chemical usage, making the coating more sustainable.
Alan Alex, regional commercial director for AkzoNobel Powder Coatings North America, said the Interpon D Structura range is the first choice for architects, OEMs and designers looking for trendy, high-quality products and trustworthy protection, ”The range’s diversity and meticulous attention to the design and science behind it is another example of our commitment to delivering resilient coatings in demanding environments that are built to last over time without compromising style.”
The Structura range is backed by an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD). This means that the raw materials, manufacturing and shipping involved in creating this latest Interpon innovation have been assessed by an independent third party to obtain a transparent sustainability certificate.
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