Jack and Paul are joined by Chris Fenoli, PhD to discuss Carboline’s newly released: Sanitile 755 FR. Kate Rogers stops by to discuss Carboline’s color lab and its capabilities.
Jack Walker and Paul Atzemis discuss a topic that they have hinted at for 125 episodes. Paul and Jack give you the why behind the coating selection process as they explore an overarching theme of the...
The CEO of Apellix Robotics, Robert Dahlstrom, joins Jack and Paul to discuss how drones make a difference in the coatings industry. The trio discusses the latest advancements in drone technology as it refers to coatings.
For decades, standard practice for insulating storage tanks and piping has been to wrap them in mineral wool, foam, or other low-conductivity materials before sealing them in cladding. This method works well-for a few years, anyway. But guest Michael Stelmach explains how liquid-applied insulative coatings are a longer-lived solution that achieve similar thermal efficiency, similar personnel protection, similar energy savings, and similar process stability while eliminating CUI and other risk factors.
With the release of preliminary National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) findings suggesting a likely cause of the collapse of the Fern Hollow Bridge in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, we ask: Should uncoated corten or weathering steel be coated anyway? Read why the answer is complicated.
