TORONTO - Vintage Hardwood Flooring recently opened its new showroom and manufacturing facility. Among the highlights of the new facility if an aluminum-oxide wood finishing production line designed with PPG of Pittsburgh, PA, that uses an ultraviolet curing process.
Brian Knapp, PPG market manager for UV flooring in North America, said the new wood-coating line gives Vintage Hardwood Flooring manufacturing versatility.
“The technology enables them to run multiple combinations of colors and coating layers to generate any color or finish a customer desires,” Knapp said. “It also helps them to control costs because of the ability to quickly change-out primers, stains, fillers, sealers and topcoats.”
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Brian Knapp, PPG market manager for UV flooring in North America, said the new wood-coating line gives Vintage Hardwood Flooring manufacturing versatility.
“The technology enables them to run multiple combinations of colors and coating layers to generate any color or finish a customer desires,” Knapp said. “It also helps them to control costs because of the ability to quickly change-out primers, stains, fillers, sealers and topcoats.”
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