Caparol Paints, a leading player in the global paints industry, has expanded its portfolio with the launch of its own line of advanced generation SprayPlaster system.

Caparol Paints is part of the Deutsche Amphibolin-Werke SE group in Germany, and was established in Dubai, UAE, in 1998, and has since has brought the best of its German technology and service to the growing market of the Middle East.

It has been at the forefront of adopting new technologies, which complement the local market conditions. Caparol SprayPlaster system, works as a rectifier and leveller for irregularities in buildings, said a company statement.

The new system is a pre-mix acrylic-copolymer based, high-build, all-purpose filler/skim coating which is semi-smooth plaster for concrete surfaces. The SprayPlaster can be used to achieve levelled dense surface for smooth coatings, or directly with suitable textured Caparol emulsion, latex paints or acrylic enamels, it said.

To fast-track the application process, Caparol has launched this in a ready-mix formulation which comes in handy bags for easy use and application, it added.

Mowaffaq Balish, commercial director Middle East, said: “The SprayPlaster bridges the gap in our multi-dimensional portfolio and offers a superior quality new generation plaster which compliments the already existing wide range of coatings we offer.”

“The advanced German technology used in the production of our SprayPlaster ensures consistency and fast application offers the best finish suiting to the project needs,” he said.

“The buildings in the UAE have world-class designs and require equally suitable paints to enhance the beauty while protecting it from extreme climatic conditions. Our aim is to provide a high material value which adds to the design aspect and enhances the project delivery experience,” he stated.

"Caparol Paints has always been at the forefront of innovation with a highly sophisticated research and development department that constantly innovates technologies and manufacturing techniques complementing the local market conditions," he added. – TradeArabia News Service