Pflaumer Brothers Inc published a case study titled Driving Formulation Flexibility with TERASIL® 1NS Hydrogel Silane Technology.
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More flexibility. More formulation possibilities. Take a closer look at TERASIL® 1NS Hydrogel Silane Technology in our latest case study, Driving Formulation Flexibility…
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Pflaumer Brothers Inc
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- Industry
- Chemical Manufacturing
- Location
- Ewing, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Pflaumer Brothers Inc
Pflaumer is a global specialty chemical manufacturer based in Ewing, New Jersey. A manufacturer of a broad range of chemistries, including polyurethanes, epoxies, polyaspartics, acrylic and methacrylic polymers, polymerized phosphate esters, polyglycerol esters, surface-active polyesters and polyamides, polymerized isocyanates, and specialty amines and dispersion additives. Pflaumer provides quality American made raw materials for coatings used on everything from concrete floors, bridges, truck beds, storage tanks to wind energy blades. There's Always More To See From Pflaumer.
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