AkzoNobel NV has opened a new training centre at its Santo Andre site near Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Initially catering for wood coatings customers in the furniture industry, the new facility will offer advanced training programs centred on the company's Sparlack Industrial range of products.
Facilities include spray application booths, as well as equipment which reproduces the paint line - notably a UV (ultraviolet) technology simulator. Due to be fully operational by September, there are plans to expand the training program to include metal, marine, protective and yacht coatings by the end of the year.
The Santo Andre production site, which was expanded in May last year, manufactures and supplies high performance industrial, marine and yacht coatings. Its new training centre is the second to have been opened by AkzoNobel in the space of eight months. A regional facility offering similar advanced programs was opened in Dubai in November. It focuses in particular on original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and refinishers in industries as diverse as automotive and rail, aerospace and consumer electronics.
AkzoNobel NV has opened a new training centre at its Santo Andre site near Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Initially catering for wood coatings customers in the furniture industry, the new facility will offer advanced training programs centred on the company's Sparlack Industrial range of products.
Facilities include spray application booths, as well as equipment which reproduces the paint line - notably a UV (ultraviolet) technology simulator. Due to be fully operational by September, there are plans to expand the training program to include metal, marine, protective and yacht coatings by the end of the year.
The Santo Andre production site, which was expanded in May last year, manufactures and supplies high performance industrial, marine and yacht coatings. Its new training centre is the second to have been opened by AkzoNobel in the space of eight months. A regional facility offering similar advanced programs was opened in Dubai in November. It focuses in particular on original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and refinishers in industries as diverse as automotive and rail, aerospace and consumer electronics.
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