Lott-Lacke at Surface in Motion 2022

The “Surface in Motion” congress event has developed into an important format for lacquer manufacturers and surface specialists.
It took place in Wiesbaden from September 27th to 28th.

With this new event format, the specialist magazines “möbelfertigung” and “arcade” address the wood-based materials industry, its suppliers, furniture manufacturers, (interior) architects and designers. (more…)

Charging with the sun!

At Lott-Lacke in Herford, employees and customers can now use the power of the sun to charge their electric cars. For this purpose, two e-charging stations, each with two charging points, were set up in the parking lot and connected to the in-house photovoltaic system. Thus up to four electric cars can be sustainably charged with electricity at the same time.

Managing Director Henrik Lott: “The use of solar energy has long been part of our company’s sustainability strategy. The charging stations are available immediately, so there’s nothing to prevent you from visiting us with your electric car. We hope for sunny prospects and many users. “

Conformity Database for the lacquer industry

Labels and seals of approval are popular with manufacturers of building products, but they cause a lot of effort for lacquer manufacturers and their suppliers. Seals of quality in particular often require additional data to be requested, as not all of them are available in the data sheet. Lott-Lacke managing director Martina Kandler reports in specialist media about the work on a central database for the lacquer industrie. (more…)

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Sustainable lacquers

Lacquers made from renewable and recycled raw materials are increasingly in demand in the chemical industry when it comes to developing sustainable products and reducing CO² emissions.

naRoLa® – laquer made from renewable raw materials

Our product naRoLa® is a renewable raw material lacquer, an innovative product Lott-Lacke has placed on the market for 25 years. In the early days, this lacquer was only used on environmentally friendly cork and wooden floorings. Today it is just as often used on bio-based plastics and paper. sdfsdfsddgs

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