AOC Resins

AOC Resins, originally founded as AOC (Alpha Owens Corning) in 1994, is a well-established global leader in the manufacturing and distribution of specialty resins, gel coats, and other materials used primarily in the composites and coatings industries. Headquartered in Collierville, Tennessee, AOC Resins has built a strong reputation for quality, innovation, and customer service over the years.

Core Products

AOC Resins specializes in the production of a variety of resin formulations, including:

  1. Unsaturated Polyester Resins (UPR): Widely used in the manufacturing of fiberglass-reinforced plastics (FRP), these resins are essential for products such as boat hulls, automotive parts, and building materials.
  2. Vinyl Ester Resins (VER): Known for their excellent chemical resistance and mechanical properties, these are often used in applications requiring high durability, such as storage tanks and pipes.
  3. Gel Coats and Colorants: These surface coatings provide aesthetic finishes and additional protective properties for composite materials.
  4. Epoxy Resins: Used in high-performance applications that require superior mechanical properties and resistance to environmental factors.

Industries Served

AOC Resins serves a wide range of industries, including:

  • Marine: Materials for boat manufacturing and repair.
  • Automotive: Composite materials for lightweight, durable automotive components.
  • Construction: Resins for structural applications, plumbing, and architectural features.
  • Wind Energy: Materials used in the construction of wind turbine blades and other renewable energy infrastructure.
  • Transport: Composites for trains, buses, and other forms of mass transit.

Innovation and Research

AOC Resins places a significant emphasis on research and development to stay ahead in the competitive market of composite materials. The company invests in state-of-the-art facilities and employs a team of experienced scientists and engineers dedicated to developing new and improved products that meet stringent performance standards.

Sustainability

Sustainability is a growing focus for AOC Resins as they seek to develop eco-friendly products and practices. They are constantly researching ways to reduce the environmental impact of their operations and improve the sustainability of their products.

Global Reach

AOC Resins operates several manufacturing and distribution facilities across North America, Europe, and Asia, ensuring timely and efficient service to their global customer base.

To conclude, AOC Resins is a prominent player in the composites and coatings industry, known for their wide range of high-quality products, innovative research, and commitment to customer satisfaction. Whether you are in need of high-performance resins for industrial applications or specialized materials for niche markets, AOC Resins offers solutions backed by decades of expertise and industry leadership.

Products

Hydropel High Performance Resins and Gel Coats

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Collierville TN 38017
USA

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