Kerry Pianoforte07.11.06
Coatings manufacturers know that in order to remain successful in this highly competitive industry, they must continue to develop value-added products that meet both the performance and regulatory demands of their customers. To achieve this goal coatings companies must invest a considerable amount of time and money into their R&D labs. Despite the upfront costs associated with investing in R&D, the end results are well worth it.
"We consistently invest one of the highest percentages of net sales revenue in research in our industry-currently four percent," said Douglas S. Cinoman, global R&D director, Rohm and Haas Powder Coatings. "The technologies developed in our R&D facilities will ensure the future needs of our customers are fulfilled, and that current requirements are met appropriately and in a timely fashion. We maintain modern facilities stocked with the best equipment, and that this capability is deployed in the correct places/countries to support the needs of our global customer base."
Rohm and Haas Powder Coatings has invested substantially in the latest equipment for its R&D labs. "We routinely acquire new equipment, and it is our intent to
"We consistently invest one of the highest percentages of net sales revenue in research in our industry-currently four percent," said Douglas S. Cinoman, global R&D director, Rohm and Haas Powder Coatings. "The technologies developed in our R&D facilities will ensure the future needs of our customers are fulfilled, and that current requirements are met appropriately and in a timely fashion. We maintain modern facilities stocked with the best equipment, and that this capability is deployed in the correct places/countries to support the needs of our global customer base."
Rohm and Haas Powder Coatings has invested substantially in the latest equipment for its R&D labs. "We routinely acquire new equipment, and it is our intent to
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