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Cortec Korea

전주시 완산구, South Korea

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What Cortec Korea does.

Cortec Korea is a company specialized specifically on the production and marketing of protective and cleaning products for the shipbuilding and plant industry. The company offers various VpCI® (Vapor Phase Corrosion Inhibitor) products, which include electronic and electrical applications. Cortec Korea also supports the use of Bionetix® products, which provide biologically based solutions for cleaning and improving performance in different industries. The firm is certified and works with MCI® technology to extend the life of construction materials. Cortec Korea has its headquarters in South Korea and an office in the USA.

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