HZ Info, June 17–19, 2026 – Paintistanbul 2026, the largest coatings raw materials and application exhibition in the Eurasian region, grandly opened at the Istanbul Expo Center. Co‑organized by the Turkish Paint Industry Association (BOSAD) and CNG Expo Events, the exhibition covers a total area of 40,000 square meters across Halls 5, 6, 7, and 8. As the third‑largest coatings industry event globally and the second‑largest in Europe, it is expected to bring together over 400 exhibitors and more than 10,000 professional visitors. YINGDE AMALCHEM POLYMER NEW MATERIALS CO.,LTD, based in Guangdong, China, showcased its core products at Booth 5CN45, demonstrating the innovative strength of Chinese polymer new materials enterprises to the Eurasian market.
The year 2026 has become a pivotal year for Amalchem with a concentrated release of technological achievements. According to information from the China National Intellectual Property Administration, the company obtained an invention patent titled “A Three‑Proof Adhesive Comprising Dual‑Curing Resin, Its Preparation Method and Application” on February 3, 2026 (Authorized Announcement No. CN120041147B). This patented technology is applied in the protective coating of onboard electronic control systems for new energy vehicles, gaining market attention for its resistance to high and low temperatures, anti‑fungal properties, and high curing efficiency.
On March 5 of the same year, Amalchem’s patent for “Gradient Photo‑curing Epoxy Acrylate Metal Coating Preparation Method” was published. This technology enables the coating to achieve anticorrosion longevity of over 5,000 hours in humid‑hot environments. On April 28, the company’s another invention patent, “A UV‑Curable Resin‑Based Auto Body Filler, Its Preparation Method and Application” (Patent No. CN120290034B), was officially disclosed.
Founded in December 2012, Amalchem is located in the Qingyuan Overseas Chinese Industrial Park – Yingde Donghua Fine Chemical Base, a provincial‑level chemical industrial park in Guangdong, occupying an area of over 22,000 square meters. The company specializes in the production of UV‑curable resins, water‑based resins and auxiliaries, and eco‑friendly coatings, with products widely used in paints, inks, adhesives, daily chemicals, leather, 3C electronics, furniture, flooring, paper, and other industries.
As a modern high‑tech enterprise integrating R&D, production, and sales, Amalchem has continuously increased its R&D investment in recent years, establishing an independent core technology system in UV‑curable resins, water‑based resins, and related fields.
In recent years, Amalchem has been actively exploring overseas markets. In 2024, the company successively appeared at the Vietnam International Coatings & Inks Exhibition and the Russian Coatings Show, launching featured products such as low‑viscosity resin AM3201D, matte resin AM2311, and easy‑matting resin AM4303 at the Vietnam event.
This appearance at Paintistanbul 2026 marks an important step in Amalchem’s strategy to expand into the Eurasian market. Turkey’s coatings industry has developed rapidly in recent years; it is currently the fifth‑largest paint producer in Europe, with an annual production capacity of approximately 800,000 tons and about 600 active companies in the sector. The Turkish coatings industry has an economic scale of USD 2.47 billion, accounting for roughly 2% of the global market. With continuous improvements in production capacity and technical infrastructure, Turkey is steadily emerging as a regionally influential coatings
Since the beginning of 2026, Amalchem has been advancing simultaneously on two fronts: technological R&D and international expansion. Leveraging its deep expertise in UV‑curable resins, water‑based resins, and other fields, the company continues to launch high‑performance products that meet international market demands. From Vietnam to Russia and now to Turkey, Amalchem is writing a new chapter in the “going global” journey of Chinese new‑material enterprises with solid R&D capabilities and resolute internationalization. Rooted in Guangdong and with a global vision, this polymer new materials company, founded in 2012, is accelerating its transition from “Made in China” to “Created in China,” contributing to the globalization of China’s coatings industry.