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Cortec Corporation
Environmentally Friendly VpCI and MCI Technologies!
About Cortec Corporation
Cortec® Corporation is trusted globally in the corrosion protection business. Headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota, Cortec® manufactures environmentally friendly, Vapor phase Corrosion Inhibitor (VpCI®) & Migratory Corrosion Inhibitor (MCI®) technologies. Cortec® has over 400 products for Construction, Packaging, Metalworking, Electronics, Water Treatment, Oil & Gas and other industries that are distributed worldwide. ISO9001/ISO17025/ISO14001:2004 Certified. Cortec’s patented MCI® technology protects reinforcing metal in concrete from corrosion. MCI® extends the life span of new and existing concrete structures. Often, corroding deteriorated rebar in concrete is the cause of costly repairs, financial losses, injuries, even deaths; but Cortec® has the corrosion solution. Cortec® MCI® products maintain structural integrity, rehabilitate vulnerable structures, and alleviate environmental concerns.
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Presence & Recognition
Cortec Corporation is attending EUROCORR 2026 in Dublin, Ireland from September 6 to 10, 2026, alongside local distributors Niall Gallen of Corrosion Engineering and Dean Kenny of Lake Engineering Solutions Engineering.
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Research & Knowledge
Cortec Corporation is continuing to explore incorporating biobased content into coating technology with EcoLine 3860, a water-based acrylic coating containing 27% USDA Certified Biobased Content.
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Products & Services
Cortec Corporation applied VpCI®-386 as a protective topcoat to an aluminum company's industrial pipeline corrosion project to avoid damaging rust removal.
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Research & Knowledge
Cortec Corporation published Case History #596 looking at a stone-clad retirement center where corrosion of reinforcing metal and cladding hooks was causing deterioration less than a decade after construction.
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