The Hungarocoat 2022 was held in a hall at the Technical University of Budapest on November 29 and 30, 2022.
This was the 12th edition of this exhibition, consisting of an international exhibition of products for the paint industry and a technical conference, where different aspects of new eco-sustainable solutions in areas such as the direct application of water-based paints on metals, the realization of Reflective Paints, and the optimization of the use of barrier fillers such as talc were presented.
Vinavil participated in collaboration with its paint distributor:
Kovács és Társa Kereskedelmi Kft,
a family-owned company with which Vinavil has been cooperating for several years, which is very active in importing chemicals and machinery for paint production. Kovacs' booth, as can be seen from the photograph below, was very well positioned and was very well attended by both existing and new customers interested in our products.
Among Vinavil's traditional customers we can mention Szolvegy, Vodickza, Plastdurker, among new ones Sakret, Kemikal and among possible future Poli-Farbe and Budaval.
Hungary has a good tradition of university-industry collaboration, and this led the country in the past to major technical successes and technological superiority in Europe, which then faded during the Soviet influence. As an example we can take the company Tungsram, which some may remember as a manufacturer of light bulbs.
Way back in 1904 Tungsram was the first to produce a light bulb with a metal filament , which produced more light and had a longer life span than Edison's bulb with a carbon filament, before World War II Tungsram was the world's second largest manufacturer (after the American RCA) of thermionic tubes for radio transmissions, and in 1939 the first LED lamp based on a silicon carbide crystal was born in Tungsram laboratories in Budapest. Now the company, after a stay of a few years in General Electric, is back under complete Hungarian ownership and is an important European player in the lighting and electronics industry.
Collaborating with Hungarian industrial and scientific realities is definitely a valuable opportunity for Vinavil as well.