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Trades about 691% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shanghai Kinlita Chemical Co., Ltd., established in 1993 and headquartered in Shanghai, China, is actively involved in the research, development, manufacturing, sales, and support services for a broad spectrum of industrial coatings. Their comprehensive product catalog serves various sectors, including: Automotive Industry: This segment benefits from advanced electrophoretic coatings for vehicle bodies (including combined primer-topcoat systems) and individual auto parts, alongside solvent-based and water-borne finishing paints for exteriors, specialized paints for internal and external trim, and robust wheel hub coatings. Agricultural Machinery: They supply coatings specifically designed for agricultural equipment, such as grey machine body and integrated primer-topcoat electrophoretic formulations. Light Industry: For this sector, offerings include common light industrial, vibrant colorful light industrial, and specialized white electrophoretic coatings for plumbing fixtures. Motorcycles: Kinlita provides electrophoretic coatings for motorcycle frames, with options for both standard applications and enhanced weather resistance. Ceramics: Their ceramic coating solutions cater to items like cookers, various home appliances, and curtain wall systems. Beyond these, the company's portfolio encompasses coatings for construction machinery, railway locomotives, heavy-duty industrial corrosion resistance, and specific applications for buses and mini-buses. Additionally, they produce color plate coatings using diverse chemical systems, including polyester, acrylic, epoxy, and water-based formulations, as well as high-performance PVDF fluorocarbon coatings.
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