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Performance Coatings & Adhesives

OVERVIEW

The Performance Coatings and Adhesives (PCA) business unit, located in Worthen’s Nashua, NH South facility, provides both custom-formulated and toll-manufactured solutions. Based upon decades of polyurethane and compounded polymer technologies, Worthen serves diverse markets including: aerospace, automotive, Military textile garments and gear, flooring, packaging, building, construction and architectural structure.

Our liquid coating and adhesive products can be solvent or water-based designs. Worthen’s performance urethanes offer outstanding properties that can be customized for specific customer applications. Utilizing state-of-the-art synthesis laboratories and scale-up equipment, Worthen can incorporate fire-retardant, antimicrobial, gloss level, durability, breathability and hardness properties into a unique solution.

Contact Worthen to discuss your technical criteria with our business development team.

KEY MARKETS

Worthen PCA offers extensive dispersing, compounding and polymerization capabilities. For customers who have an existing formula and do not require development efforts, Worthen’s toll-manufacturing services provide an exceptional solution.

FEATURED SOLUTION

Worthen PCA offers a variety of fire-retardant coating and lamination systems that serve the textile industry. A specialized PBDE-Free solvent-based system offers a clear fire-retardant solution that binds the active FR agent within the polymer chain. This reduces the probability of migration, unlike heavily compounded fire-retardant powder-based systems. Whether your market is Military, aerospace or general industrial applications, Worthen can meet all your fire-retardant needs.

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