Our technology portfolio
Each family addresses a different set of trade-offs. Tell us which property you cannot compromise and we will point you to the right starting point.
Resin technology
Solvent-based PU binder systems for gravure and flexographic inks
Resin technology
Aqueous acrylic binder technologies for inks and coatings
Resin technology
Urethane acrylate oligomers combining flexibility with fast UV cure
Resin technology
Resin technology
Amine-functional acrylates for faster cure and better surface finish
Resin technology
Application-focused coating solutions built around your substrate
Solutions by industry
Every market here has its own controlling constraint. We build to that constraint rather than to a general-purpose specification.
Why CoatPro Innovations
We start from your substrate, process and performance target — not from a catalogue page.
Solvent-based PU binders and water-based acrylic emulsions for inks and coatings.
PU-acrylate, epoxy acrylate and amino acrylate technologies for demanding energy-cure applications.
Five industries, each with its own constraints — and we work to those constraints.
Solids, viscosity, cure response and film properties adjusted around how you actually run.
From product selection through application optimisation, with trial support included.
Custom development
Most requirements that reach us do not match a catalogue grade exactly. That is the normal case, which is why development is a defined process here.
What is being coated or printed, on what, using what process, to achieve what.
Substrate and treatment, line speed, drying or curing capacity, and the performance targets with test methods.
The right platform and starting architecture — often a modification of an existing grade.
Formulation and resin screening, with application testing that reflects your process.
Technical insights
Formulation guidance and troubleshooting written for formulators, not for marketing.
Six pieces of information that turn a three-iteration development into a one-iteration one.
A threshold, not a gradient. The single most common cause of unexplained seasonal quality problems in water-based coating.
Why printed film sticks to itself, and the four levers that actually move the problem.
Common questions
Not covered here? Send us the substrate, process and performance target — our technical team answers specifics directly.
Ask a technical questionCoatPro Innovations is a specialty chemical company based in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. We develop and supply advanced resin and binder solutions — polyurethane binders, water-based acrylic emulsions, and PU-acrylate, epoxy acrylate and amino acrylate UV-curable resins — for printing inks, flexible packaging, textile, leather and industrial coating applications.
Six technology families: polyurethane binders for printing inks, water-based acrylic emulsion binders, PU-acrylate UV resins, epoxy acrylate UV resins, amino acrylate UV resins, and specialty coating solutions for flexible packaging, textile, leather and industrial applications.
Printing inks, flexible packaging, textile coatings, leather coatings and industrial coatings.
K-52, UPSIDC Industrial Area, Site-5, Kasna, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201306, India. We can be reached on +91 9582401868 or at shwetank@coatproinnovations.com.
Yes. Custom development is central to how we work. We run a seven-step process: understand the application, define substrate and performance requirements, recommend an appropriate resin technology, conduct laboratory evaluation, support customer trials, optimise the formulation and process, and support scale-up and regular supply.
Submit an enquiry through the contact form with your substrate, application, process and performance requirements, or contact us directly on +91 9582401868 or WhatsApp. Laboratory evaluation comes before any commercial commitment, so samples are a normal part of our process.
Start a conversation
Tell us about your substrate, application, printing or coating process and performance requirements. Our technical team can work with you to identify or develop a suitable resin and binder solution.
