AkzoNobel has opened a €7.5 million research facility at its Sassenheim site in the Netherlands, increasing its development capacity for lower-temperature curing and solvent-free coating technologies. The new laboratory forms part of Sassenheim, AkzoNobel’s largest R&D centre globally, and will primarily focus on the company’s powder coatings business. Research will include coatings that can cure…
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