FEVE fluoropolymer topcoats are a fluorinated polyurethane-type system. This allows the system to contain not only the advantages of the polyurethane bond such as flexibility and strength, but also allowing for longevity and the ability to withstand environmental deterrents such as UV degradation for years and possibly decades, as seen with the fluorinated portion of the system. But, the fluorinated portion of the system allows for the longevity and the ability to withstand environmental deterrents such as UV degradation for years and possibly decades. Continue reading Read More
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S-Shaped Bridge Becomes Landmark For Cyclists And Pedestrians In Historic Bristol
Castle Bridge is nearly 300 feet long. Connecting Finzels Reach and the city center of Bristol, the bridge is composed of curved steel and timber decking. The bridge sits atop Bristol’s historic waterway and has become a city landmark, serving both cyclists and pedestrians. The bridge offers a gateway to the ferry landing station, Castle Park and popular shopping destinations. Continue reading Read More
Upcoming Webinar: Extending Infrastructure Life Using FEVE Bridge Coatings
In this one hour course, we will discover the strengths and advantages of FEVE fluoropolymer topcoats for both new bridges and maintenance re-coating of existing bridges. We will review the decades-long history of real-time and accelerated testing of FEVE fluoropolymer coatings in Japan due to their extensive use on bridge infrastructure. We will also assess the life-cycle cost advantage of FEVE topcoat despite its higher initial cost compared to other topcoat formulations. Continue reading Read More
Bridges Across The World Prosper With Lumiflon FEVE Resin
A well-constructed bridge can either make or break a community. These days, the general public are in dire need of infrastructure improvements. Continue reading Read More
Community Development Project Produces Unique Lumiflon-Coated Pedestrian Bridge
Castle Bridge is the newest addition to the Finzels Reach development in Bristol, England. Stretching approximately 298 feet long, the elegant, S-shaped footbridge gracefully twists a path through the historic Avon waterway. Continue reading Read More