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Researchers. Publishers. Friends. Those three words describe the surface performance specialists who run Industrial Coatings World — people a lot like you, dedicated to moving product design and equipment manufacturing forward.

Our material is built on broad experience and a solid command of coating science, plus the industrial markets these coatings serve. A good share of what we publish is collaborative, written with respected industry leaders who share our enthusiasm for coatings.

Each month, thousands of visitors — machine designers, product designers, manufacturing engineers and equipment makers from around the world — stop by Industrial Coatings World. Our aim is to help you uncover better, faster and smarter coating options so you can make a genuine difference in your market. We'd love for you to join us.

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Coatings Exchange is a global social network for product designers and equipment manufacturers who work with coatings or are considering them for their workplace. Join the conversation and share your point of view. Link up with peers across any number of relevant groups and learn from people in your role, your region or your industry — or who tackle the same surface engineering challenges. We're always glad to hear your suggestions.

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Whether you're exploring ceramic, corrosion resistant, low friction or wear resistant coatings, Industrial Coatings World brings the topics together in one place. Browse the coating guides, follow industry news and join the forum to compare notes with others working on similar surface engineering problems.