DRAPABLE PAINT
Produce and finish your composite products faster by eliminating the constraints of traditional painting
Saving 30 to 80 % production time
Your difficulties
- The conventional method of painting requires long and tedious preparation, conflicting with the desired increase in production rates of a composite product,
- Workers are too often negatively exposed to the use of chromates and solvent-based chemicals (HSE observation),
- Composite products often require the integration of an additional functionalization complex to operate.
Our solution
CorsoComposites®, a smart dry paint film applied to the bottom of the composite product mold.
It can integrate additional functionalities (heating, RF transparency, surface texturing, biomimicry, integration of bronze mesh).
CorsoComposites : Products features
- Paint film directly applied to the bottom of the mold
- Paint-resin interface providing high-strength adhesion
CorsoComposites : Products features
- Paint film directly applied to the bottom of the mold
- Paint-resin interface providing high-strength adhesion
CorsoComposites : Usage
Dry paint films that can be applied alone or with additional coats, maximizing functionalities opportunities (heating, RF transparency, surface texturing, biomimicry, integration of bronze mesh)
CorsoComposites : Benefits
- Save 30 to 80 % production time
- Possible functionalities integrated into the paint layer
- Precise paint thickness control
- Elimination of worker exposure to VOCs
- Reduction of the environmental impact of paint
CorsoComposites : Benefits
- Save 30 to 80 % production time
- Possible functionalities integrated into the paint layer
- Precise paint thickness control
- Elimination of worker exposure to VOCs
- Reduction of the environmental impact of paint
CorsoComposites : Proofs & Certifications
- Possible use of already qualified paints
- No release of VOCs, no use of organic solvents or co-solvents
- No toxic liquid waste
- JEC innovation award finalist in 2020
Product range
Dry paint film directly
applied into the mold
