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Looking back over 2009, the Thermolon Group has not only maintained but has accelerated its rapid pace of development. At Ambiente Trade Show, we launched two highly innovative coatings.
As Thermolon continues to develop new coatings, the area of electrical appliances has not been neglected. Household electrical appliances need many options; colors, stain resistance, strength to withstand abrasion and chipping and of course, a high quality finish.
Thermolon continues its commitment to developing new mineral coatings. The latest from our South Korean Research and Development Centre offers exciting possibilities to manufacturers and consumers.
Previously, chipping of hard and brittle coatings was the nightmare of every product designer around the globe. Thermolon put its engineers to look into this problem and came up with a stunning new development that combines hardness and strength with flexibility - plus of course, a safe non-stick surface!
The continued importance of Japan to world manufacturing is shown by the decision of Thermolon, the world leader in ceramic PTFE free coatings, to open an office in Nippori, Tokyo.
The new office, scheduled to open on the 18th March, 2009 will act as a sales point but also as a source of information on the whole PTFE / PFOA* debate.
After its success of last year, when Thermolon first advertised its wares at the Ambiente Show, all is set for this years presentation, which will run between the 13th and 17th of February.
Thermolons booth (F64) has been designed to mirror our concern for the environment, with branches and apples growing from the ceiling!
Naturally, this will be the least of the surprises in store for visitors to the Show, Thermolon intends to introduce new products that will certainly create great interest and many visitors to our booth.
Thermolons new Japanese Office is set to open on March 18th. The office, located in Nippori, Tokyo, is intended to strengthen Thermolons presence and promote sales in Japan.
Japan is traditionally very advanced in coating technology and Thermolon’s presence in a fast-moving market as Japan is a must. Additionally, the new office is to issue regular news reports and encourage to Japanese public to consider these hazards.
Mr. Masao Murofushi will run the office, initially with two other staff members.
Thermolon has announced a new non-stick coating, called Thermolon ‘Rocks’.
It has nearly three times the hardness and abrasion resistance of any previous non-stick coating, including Thermolon’s own products!
The coating has been created at our Research and Development Centre in Thermolon Korea.
‘Rocks’ is already causing a stir within the coating industry, offering as it does, entirely new possibilities for non-stick coatings on applications previously considered beyond their ability to withstand heavy use.