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RIPOL 22LN1G61092: The Perfect Combination of Conductivity and Adhesion Have you experienced Topcoat adhesion problems after using a powder coating primer? Are you looking for a product that provides excellent corrosion protection? RIPOL 22LN1G61092 is the ideal solution! This new primer belongs to the CONDUCTIVE Series based on pure epoxy-based powder coating developed to minimize electrostatic discharge (ESD) and create an active barrier effect for superior anticorrosion power.

Poor coating adhesion? Discover the winning strategy for a flawless and durable coating Coating surfaces is a process that requires precision and attention to detail. Each element can affect the aesthetics and durability of the finished product. How can we avoid or solve this problem without compromising quality? Discover the winning strategy for a flawless and durable coating.

Innovation and Sustainability at the 18th Wagner-Service Symposium RIPOL, The Powder Coatings Company, is proud to announce its participation in the 18th Wagner-Service Symposium, the most important event in Poland and one of the most relevant in Europe for the powder and liquid coatings sector. The Symposium will take place in Warsaw from 21st to 23rd February 2024 and will bring together the main suppliers of equipment, components, coatings and other elements of the complex coatings sector.

RIPOL: quality of powder coatings for architecture guaranteed by QUALICOAT RIPOL, the Italian company producing high-quality powder coatings, has received, again for 2024, the prestigious QUALICOAT certification for its product series dedicated to the world of architecture. The 52L, 55R, 56L, 58L and 59L series have been submitted to the severe laboratory tests required by the European organization QUALICOAT, confirming their quality and reliability.

Liquid or powder coating: which one to prefer and why? Have you ever wondered what advantages a powder coating brings over a liquid one? Read on to clarify any doubts. Right from the first phase, it is necessary to be clear about the end use of the item and consequently choose the correct materials and coatings to avoid nasty surprises. Coating a surface means improving it aesthetically and protecting it from wear, chemical agents, and weathering.