Structural adhesives for marine industry: enhancing quality with RINA certification

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ITW Plexus MA420, MA425, MA530, and MA560 structural adhesives for the marine industry, distributed by Vaber Industriale, have achieved RINA certification. This recognition builds upon the previous certification of Plexus MA590, further validating the reliability of Vaber’s marine-grade adhesives.

The ITW Plexus range provides tailored solutions for various marine applications, delivering high-quality performance and sustainability. Vaber Industriale is committed to promoting environmentally friendly practices by offering products that minimize the environmental impact of the marine industry.

RINA: guaranteeing excellence in the marine industry

RINA certification sets a global standard for quality, ensuring products meet the rigorous safety and performance requirements of the marine industry. ITW Plexus structural adhesives, now certified by RINA, provide builders and designers with confidence in their choice of reliable and high-performance solutions.

This achievement highlights our dedication to delivering innovative and safe products for the marine sector,” says Pascual Milan, ITW Plexus Sales Manager Southern Europe. “RINA certification for our marine-grade adhesives is a testament to our commitment to quality and innovation.

Trusted partners in nautical innovation

The partnership between Vaber Industriale Spa and ITW Plexus continues to deliver exceptional solutions for the marine industry. RINA certification for ITW Plexus structural adhesives further reinforces their joint commitment to excellence, ensuring marine-grade adhesives that meet every application’s demands. This revised version integrates the keywords naturally, maintaining a professional tone and emphasizing their relevance to the marine industry.

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