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January 22, 2009 - Since 1976, Epcon Industrial Systems has been an industry leader in going green. The company’s bold entry into the coil coating arena is their most recent signal in the “clean” direction.
Epcon has a history of green, long known for designing, producing, and installing cost-effective, environmentally-sound business solutions. It’s no longer a choice between excessive costs or environmental damage - perhaps it never was.
In fact, Epcon’s systems, products, and materials consistently minimize environmental damage, while never losing sight of financial constraints comprising modern industry.
Epcon’s recent foray into innovative coil-coating technologies is an excellent example. Fully customizable while meeting the requirements of any industrial process, Epcon’s coil-coating can be said to embrace the 21st Century head-on.
Factories are often saddled with operating inefficient, environmentally hazardous paint booths. Utilizing Epcon’s coil coating systems in a factory’s existing processes and products invariably assists in the creation of a superior final product. Metal coated with polyurethane primer is nearly interchangeable in terms of final use and color, yet lasts longer, shines brighter, and requires significantly less maintenance than the shoddier, more environmentally hazardous booth configurations. Paint fumes are dramatically decreased. A wide array of colors can contribute an artistic flavor to the environs of any factory faced with issues of aesthetics. Large surface areas can be planned and executed with little additional preparation and maintenance. The public may even choose to visit such environments more frequently.
The benefits of Epcon’s unique processes are simple, intuitive, and obvious to the eye. So-called “green” coil coating has acquired coveted qualities of universal adaptability. Any need for environmentally hazardous paint booths is dramatically curtailed. Lower costs are combined with the “going green” to maximize the optimal for the business and consumers alike. That’s the 33-year tradition Epcon has built.
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