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Drylac® 69/80143 Is Suitable Only for Interior Applications T H E A M E R I C A S BENELUX ITALY TIGER Coatings Belgium bvba TIGER Drylac Italia s.r.l. A F R I C A BRAZIL 3640 Kinrooi 24121 Bergamo TIGER Drylac do Brasil Ltda. phone 32-89-70-00-16 phone 39-35-413-35-80 EGYPT [email protected] 13295-000 ITUPEVA - SP [email protected] TIGER Coatings Egypt (LTD) [email protected] phone 55-11-4496-5327 LITHUANIA, LATVIA Cairo, 11828, Egypt [email protected] phone 20-2-46-65-14-55 BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA UAB „LAKMALIT“ ® KLIO d.o.o. 44299 Kaunas [email protected] CANADA phone 370-7-32-37-41-32-34-95 TIGER Drylac Canada Inc. 75300 Lukavac/Tuzla phone 387-35-541-300 [email protected] SOUTH AFRICA Drylac Guelph, ON, N1G 4P5 [email protected] FERRO Industrial Products (PTY) LTD phone 1-800-243-8148 POLAND Brakpan, South Africa [email protected] BULGARIA & ROMANIA TIGER Coatings Poland SP. z o. o. phone 27-11-746-4000 POWDER COATINGS Deyacolor LTD 05-500 Piaseczno [email protected] Warehouse Alberta 1113 Sofia 13 post box no. 265 phone 48-534-555-729 Calgary, AB, T2C 4Y7 phone/fax 359-2-978-58-61 [email protected] phone 1-800-243-8148 phone 359-2-411-49-83 [email protected] RUSSIA A S I A [email protected] TIGER Coatings Moscow LLC 105122 Moscow CHINA Warehouse British Columbia CROATIA Richmond, BC, V6W 1L8 phone 007-495-221-09-64 TIGER Drylac (Taicang) Co.,Ltd. KLIO d.o.o. [email protected] phone 1-800-243-8148 10360 Popovec/Sesvete Taicang, Jiangsu 215400 [email protected] phone 86-512-53-73-79-99 phone 385-1-200-9041 OOO Technokolor-M [email protected] [email protected] MEXICO 105122 Moscow phone 007-495-787-43-73 TIGER Drylac MEXICO S.A. DE C.V. TIGER Coatings (Chengdu) Co.,Ltd. [email protected] Naucalpan, Estado de México, CP 53580 CZECH REPUBLIC Xinjin, Chengdu, Sichuan TIGERLAK, s.r.o. phone 52-55-5363-1214 SERBIA & MONTENEGRO phone 86-28-68-61-27-26 [email protected] 620 00 Brno [email protected] phone 420-545-429-110 KLIO NS d.o.o. [email protected] 21000 Novi Sad TIGER Drylac MEXICO S.A. DE C.V. phone 381-21-478-01-08 TIGER Coatings (Fogang) Co.,Ltd. San Luis Potosí, SLP, C.P. 78395 FRANCE [email protected] Fogang, Qingyuan, Guangdong phone 52-444-799-7243 phone 86-76-34-88-57-77 [email protected] TIGER S.A.R.L. 69480 Anse SLOVAKIA [email protected] Essentials TIGERLAK Slovakia spol.s r.o. U.S.A. phone 33-474-67-13-70 902 01 Pezinok [email protected] INDIA TIGER Drylac U.S.A., Inc. phone 421-33-640-00-71 Berger Paints India Ltd Exterior and interior industrial applications | Volume 2 St. Charles, IL 60174 [email protected] GERMANY Kolkata 700017 phone 1-800-243-8148 DKF KLOZ GmbH phone: 91-33-22-29-97-24 [email protected] SLOVENIA [email protected] 70736 Fellbach T-Lotus d.o.o. phone 49-711-95-19-80-0 9240 Ljutomer TIGER Drylac U.S.A., Inc. [email protected] JAPAN Ontario, CA 91761 phone 386-2-583-18-79 [email protected] TIGER Drylac JAPAN K.K. phone 1-800-243-8148 DKF KLOZ GmbH Sagamihara, 252-1135 [email protected] 58739 Wickede-Ruhr SPAIN phone 81-42-760-60-56 phone 49-2377-36-25 [email protected] Warehouse Texas TIGER Coatings Spain S.L. [email protected] 12003 Castellon de la Plana Dallas, TX 75233 [email protected] phone 34-964-222-148 TIGER Drylac JAPAN K.K. Osaka office phone 1-800-243-8148 [email protected] Nishinakajima Osaka, 532-0011 [email protected] Jochen Hänel Handelsvertretung phone 81-6-63-01-12-25 65239 Hochheim a. Main SWEDEN Warehouse Georgia phone 49-6146-83-58-81 TIGER Coatings Sweden AB MALAYSIA Jonesboro, GA 30236 [email protected] 10231 Stockholm TIGER Drylac MALAYSIA Sdn. Bhd. phone 1-800-243-8148 phone 46-72-565-80-98 50250, Kuala Lumpur [email protected] [email protected] Boris Herrmann Handelsvertretung phone 60-3-20-39-43-15 57192 Bergkamen [email protected] Warehouse Pennsylvania phone 49-2307-26-115-71 SWITZERLAND Reading, PA 19605 FEYCO AG [email protected] TAIWAN phone 1-800-243-8148 9430 St. Margrethen SG Vigorousport Int. Co., Ltd. [email protected] Thomas Leitzke Handelsvertretung phone 41-71-747-84-11 [email protected] Taichung 41470 Neuss phone 886-4-23-82-21-23 phone 49-2137-10-97-367 TURKEY [email protected] E U R O P E [email protected] TIGER Coatings Turkey Boya Tic. Ltd. Şti. c/o Çözüm Antrepo & Depo İşletmeciliği THAILAND AUSTRIA GREAT BRITAIN Tic. Ltd. Şti. TIGER Coatings UK LTD Grand Siam Commercial Co., Ltd. TIGER Coatings GmbH & Co. KG Ovaakca / BURSA / TURKIYE Bangkok 10320 4600 Wels Solihull, West Midlands, B93 9EG [email protected] phone 44-1564-778-866 phone 66-2-691-62-74 phone 43-7242-400-0 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] UKRAINE Interfarb - Ukraina GmbH HUNGARY VIETNAM BELARUS 79012 Lviv TIGERLAKK Kft. phone/fax 380-32-240-23-11 TIGER Drylac Vietnam Co., Ltd. ODO «Tehnocolor» Minsk 1183 Budapest Binh Duong Province 220089 Minsk phone 380-32-297-10-76 1234/ 56-78 For detailed and current address information please visit www.tiger-coatings.com information address detailed and current For phone 36-61-293-90-20 [email protected] phone 84-650-375-83-70 phone/fax 375-17-204-12-77 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.tiger-coatings.us www.tiger-coatings.com need to conrm which green coating logo should be used green coating A GREENER FINISH. going forward. New FOR A BETTER WORLD. a finish by TIGER Drylac Powder Coatings Austrian version doesn’t show green coating A GREENER FINISH. caption below or FOR A BETTER WORLD. A BETTER FINISH. FOR A BETTER WORLD. TIGER logo. green coating A GREENER FINISH. 11 ESSENTIALS COLOR CARD ALL APR 23 2014 for WEBSITE.indd 4 7/18/2014 4:28:08 PM FOR A BETTER WORLD. Fine and rough textured T H E A M E R I C A S BENELUX ITALY TIGER Coatings Belgium bvba TIGER Drylac Italia s.r.l. A F R I C A BRAZIL 3640 Kinrooi 24121 Bergamo Fine, smooth and rough textured colors with gloss levels ranging from matte to high gloss are ideal for automobile TIGER Drylac do Brasil Ltda. phone 32-89-70-00-16 phone 39-35-413-35-80 EGYPT [email protected] 13295-000 ITUPEVA - SP [email protected] TIGER Coatings Egypt (LTD) underbody and marine environments where high chip resistance and wet-paint looks may be required. To ensure [email protected] phone 55-11-4496-5327 LITHUANIA, LATVIA Cairo, 11828, Egypt [email protected] phone 20-2-46-65-14-55 adequate corrosion protection in the valleys of the textures, it is essential to observe the minimum film thickness BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA UAB „LAKMALIT“ 44299 Kaunas [email protected] recommendations (see applicable Product Data Sheets). CANADA KLIO d.o.o. 75300 Lukavac/Tuzla phone 370-7-32-37-41-32-34-95 TIGER Drylac Canada Inc. [email protected] SOUTH AFRICA Guelph, ON, N1G 4P5 phone 387-35-541-300 [email protected] FERRO Industrial Products (PTY) LTD phone 1-800-243-8148 POLAND Brakpan, South Africa [email protected] Wrinkle finishes BULGARIA & ROMANIA TIGER Coatings Poland SP. z o. o. phone 27-11-746-4000 Deyacolor LTD 05-500 Piaseczno [email protected] Warehouse Alberta 1113 Sofia 13 post box no. 265 phone 48-534-555-729 Calgary, AB, T2C 4Y7 Wrinkle finishes provide an attractive solution for electronic cabinets, metal cabinets, lighting fixtures,automotive phone/fax 359-2-978-58-61 [email protected] phone 1-800-243-8148 phone 359-2-411-49-83 accessories and other applications where the concealment of metal imperfections is required. Midnight Black [email protected] RUSSIA [email protected] A S I A Epoxy Wrinkle, TIGER Drylac® 69/80143 is suitable only for interior applications. TIGER Coatings Moscow LLC 105122 Moscow CHINA Warehouse British Columbia CROATIA Richmond, BC, V6W 1L8 phone 007-495-221-09-64 TIGER Drylac (Taicang) Co.,Ltd. KLIO d.o.o. [email protected] phone 1-800-243-8148 10360 Popovec/Sesvete Taicang, Jiangsu 215400 [email protected] phone 86-512-53-73-79-99 phone 385-1-200-9041 OOO Technokolor-M Industrial warehouse racking systems [email protected] [email protected] MEXICO 105122 Moscow phone 007-495-787-43-73 TIGER Drylac MEXICO S.A. DE C.V. TIGER Coatings (Chengdu) Co.,Ltd. [email protected] A number of colors are formulated in polyester-based TIGER Drylac® Series 49 as an economical solution to match Naucalpan, Estado de México, CP 53580 CZECH REPUBLIC Xinjin, Chengdu, Sichuan TIGERLAK, s.r.o.
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