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HS means High Solid. In practice: a paint with a higher dry content than a standard formulation. For the same kilo applied, a greater portion remains on the piece as a protective film, a smaller portion evaporates as a solvent. For those who work in industrial body shops and high-volume workshops this means three things:…

In industrial bodywork, line times are the main constraint. Chassis, bodies, frames for special setups: each vehicle arrives in the cabin with a precise machining program and a window that does not widen. On surfaces of this size, the primer phase is not trivial: thicknesses to be respected, waiting between hands, product consumed. And it…

A two-component product is a nail polish that, before use, is mixed with a hardener. The reaction between the two components produces a film that is more cross-linked, harder and more resistant to chemical agents and mechanical wear than a single-component enamel. For carpentry that works in aggressive, external environments, contact with detergents, parts subjected…

Gates, railings, shelving, frames: the metal carpentry undergoes painting in batches and with tight deadlines. Often there is a piece that needs to be assembled on site at the beginning of the week, and in the workshop the processing window is just a few hours. Under these conditions every phase of the cycle counts. Apply…

ACRIVIV HS DTM is a two-component acrylic enamel with direct adhesion to metal. It means only one thing, concretely: it is applied to bare metal, without primer, and arrives at the finish in one coat. It works on steel, iron, galvanized sheets, light alloys such as aluminium. Two-component, high solid, glossy finish, designed for those…

Painting metal in production means repeating the same cycle every time: apply the primer, wait for it to dry, return to the piece for finishing. A consolidated procedure, but also a machine time that is paid for each batch. In many uses on carpentry, frames and components, the adhesion primer phase has become more of…

Leaving the raw concrete thinking that “it holds up anyway”. Concrete is porous. It absorbs water, becomes stained, and crumbles with freeze and thaw cycles. An unprotected outdoor floor has a shorter life than you think. CLOROVIV creates a protective barrier that seals the surface, protects it from water and makes it easier to keep…

You’ve had the outdoor floor redone and after one winter it’s already stained, discolored or peeling. Rain, frost, sun and continuous foot traffic: external concrete surfaces suffer everything, all year round. CLOROVIV protects outdoor floors with a semi-gloss chlorinated rubber finish that resists atmospheric agents and wear from trampling. It’s not just an aesthetic treatment:…

As a partner of the initiative proposed by WelfareCare dedicated to the prevention of breast cancer, we are proud to share with you the official date of the event. What are the requirements to participate? – Be between 35 and 49 years old at the time of booking and visit – Not having had mammograms…

Some facilities cannot afford downtime. Cranes working in the port, bridges exposed to salt, pipes in chemical plants that never stop. Maintenance on these surfaces must be effective and long-lasting, because redoing the work is not an option. CLOROVIV adheres to metal and concrete, resists atmospheric and chemical agents, and maintains the finish over time.…

There are environments where corrosion is not a risk, it is a certainty. Chemical plants, port facilities, exposed pipes, silos. CLOROVIV is the chlorinated rubber finishing enamel formulated for aggressive marine and industrial environments. It offers an elastic and resistant semi-gloss barrier. For the best anti-corrosion performance on metal, apply on a suitable galvanizing or…

Not all products are suitable for a floor where you walk, work or move loads. Three things are needed: adherence to the support, elasticity under mechanical stress and resistance to abrasion. CLOROVIV is a chlorinated rubber enamel also designed for this: finishing primer for walkable concrete surfaces. The recommended thickness is 75 microns per coat…