PPG is not just this gigantic company specializing in chemicals, building products and coatings. In the world of paint, whether industrial or automotive, PPG has some of the biggest car paint brands in Europe and the United States.
In the world of car paint, PPG is one of the top two or three prestigious brands for body refinishing products. The products are synonymous with very high quality, and despite their rather high price level, many professional users use them for their quality, reliability and performance. Indeed, who would like to use an economical product that will last less well over time, bring more problems to application and maintenance, all this to save a few tens of euros ?
PPG is an expert, innovative and world-leading body paint company. Of course, they do much more than that and are involved in many projects on all continents, because the painting field is sprawling, and spans dozens of specialties, from marine, to industrial , building, architecture and of course the automobile or heavy goods vehicles.
With more than 135 years of growth and evolution in the paint business, they have acquired a deep knowledge of the market and their customers, not to mention of course the competence and expertise in the technical field of the various branches for which paints are used.
For a car paint brand of this size, it is normal that a complex and perfectly organized distribution network has been in place for several decades to cover all territories, according to continents and countries. For example, you can find an official brand retailer in each country and each department.
The PPG brand is synonymous with trust, excellence, advanced engineering by any paint applicator. In the bodywork business, the quality and reliability of the product are essential, each painter learns this in the exercise of his profession. Although there is strong competition among the leading brands including the automotive paint world, PPG has captured the leadership spot.
It was in the 1880s that Captain Ford and John Pitcairn founded their company PPG in Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh. The initials PPG stood for "Pittsburgh Plate Glass" at the time because the company was originally dedicated to the production of glass (and it continued this activity until 2016).
18 years later, it produces almost of 2 million square meters of flat glass, making it the leading American producer. The company has undergone many changes and diversifications, during the twentieth century and during the last 20 years, it has accumulated the acquisitions of competing companies each time for several billion euros allowing it to strengthen its positions on the world. painting in Europe and the United States. It notably acquired Akzo Nobel in 2012 or Shermin Williams in 2014.
The company's activity has developed strongly in the world of decoration with the acquisition of several companies. The ranges of paint are very numerous in this field.
For the field of bodywork, PPG varnishes are emblematic and very famous in the world of professionals.
During the years 2000 to 2010, great efforts were made by the group's chemists to develop water-based bodywork products, not only to prepare for the necessary technological revolution, but also to satisfy to the demands, or rather the constraints and the laws put in place in Europe and the United States for the reduction of emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
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