Anochrome Group News

There’s always plenty going on across the Anochrome Group’s six companies. Whether it’s innovative new solutions, investment in our facilities or the achievements of our people, you will find the latest news here.

Anocote Polska Successfully Pass Rigorous Volvo Testing

Anocote Polska, a leading surface coating specialist based in Łańcut, Poland, has successfully completed a comprehensive series of corrosion resistance tests conducted by Volvo Construction Equipment, a global leader in heavy machinery manufacturing.

Mechanical plating supports environmental sustainability

Mechanical plating is becoming a preferred option as OEMs seek safer and more sustainable coating solutions. Denis Rainbird, General Manager at WEP, said mechanical plating offers several advantages in certain applications, including the elimination of hydrogen embrittlement,

Anocote Polska Sp. z o.o. Receives EU Support for Circular Economy Transformation Project

Anocote Polska Sp. z o.o. has received a grant from the European Union for the implementation of the project: “Development of a Transformation Model for ANOCOTE Sp. z o.o. Towards a Circular Economy (CE)”.

Anochrome appoints new Business Development Manager

Leading surface coating and metal finishing specialist the Anochrome Group has appointed a new business development specialist to help support its continued growth.

Sustainable protection trialled on motorway fasteners

A new high-performance, anti-corrosion coating is being tested on motorway barriers as the highways industry looks for new ways to boost its sustainability credentials. Fasteners used on motorway barriers are traditionally galvanised to protect against moisture, road salts and fluctuating temperatures.

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