APV thrives by recognizing the importance of our client’s success. Whether it be R+D services or manufacturing capabilities, we are your partner, helping you to deliver science to the world.
Discover Our HistoryOutfitted with over 300 pieces of manufacturing equipment over a 14-acre facility and grounds, we can accommodate small specialty mixes to large-scale production.
Our chemical engineers and technical experts formulate with the latest technologies to provide innovative coating solutions.
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APV’s manufacturing services focus on quality with turnkey production and distribution. We are an EPA-registered facility and certified to ISO 9001:2015 quality standards.
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APV will formulate in accordance with global environmental regulations and industry test specifications.
As seen in: Specialty Fabrics Review Magazine
Moisture, stains and abrasion can wreak havoc on vinyl-upholstered surfaces, especially in high-traffic areas such as hospitality, healthcare, education and mass transit settings. To keep these surfaces looking good and performing well for the long-term, product manufacturers are turning to VYNGUARD® Performance Coatings.
A center for disadvantaged children received a fresh, welcoming new look recently thanks to an exterior restoration project using NeverFade® Façade Restoration Coatings with Kynar Aquatec® from APV Engineered Coatings.
As seen in: For Construction Pros
When the hurricane-resistant demonstration concrete building, the "Sandcastle", needed restoration with a new coating of protection - contractors turned to the NeverFade Facade Restoration Coatings with Kynar Aquatec and PRO-MS 50 by Bostik sealant.
By: Lon Bauer
Sunlight, heat and moisture cost the architectural industry millions of dollars in damage every year. When a coating starts to weather from UV exposure and other natural elements, the surface gets rougher, which is the result of the film breaking down. Then, loose polymer resin and pigment appear on the surface, an effect called chalking. The continuation of chalking on a coated surface means that the coating is getting thinner and will eventually wear away completely.
As seen in: Paint Square Magazine
The process of properly applying a protective coating to a building’s exterior is more complicated than it might seem. Simply pressure-washing the facade and then painting it is not enough. Meeting the manufacturer’s surface preparation and coating environment requirements for the system is the key to achieving high-quality, long-lasting results.
-according to Paints and Coatings Industry Magazine
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