This issue of the Advanced Coating & Surface Technology TOE covers innovations in fire retardant and resistant coatings. The innovations are focused on coatings that could provide fire retardancy or resistance to different kinds of substrates such as steel, wood. Moreover, this issue covers an innovation on a coating that has the ability to make cotton fire retardant and water proof. This issue also covers an innovation on fire retardant coatings produced without the use of halogens.
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Table of Contents
1. Recent Advancements in Fire Retardant and Fire Resistant Coatings
- Coating that Provides Fire Retardancy and Decorative Finish to Structural Steel
- Corrosion Resistant Coating that Also Provides Fire Resistance
- Coating with the Ability to Make Cotton Fire Retardant and Water Proof
- Coating that Provides Fire Protection for Wooden Substrates
- Fire Retardant and Transparent Coating Produced Without the Use of Halogens
2. Key Contacts
