Noru Paint Unveils Aerospace Sealant at 'Farnborough Airshow 2026'
Core Materials for Ensuring Aircraft Airtightness and Durability
Showcasing Project Achievements and Establishing a Foothold for Global Expansion
Noru Paint unveiled an aerospace sealant developed with domestic technology at one of the world’s top three aerospace exhibitions.
On July 27, Noru Paint announced its participation in the Farnborough International Airshow 2026, an aerospace exhibition held at Farnborough Aerodrome in the United Kingdom.
The Farnborough Airshow is a leading aerospace exhibition that brings together more than 1,400 aerospace companies and institutions from over 40 countries. It is considered one of the world’s top three aerospace exhibitions along with the Paris and Singapore Airshows.
Noru Paint joined the Korea Pavilion, organized by the Korea Aerospace Industries Association, and promoted the excellence of domestic aerospace material technology alongside members of the Korea Aviation Materials Development Alliance. The company showcased the achievements of its “Next-Level Technology Development and Demonstration Project for Aerospace and Defense Sealants,” a program supported by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, and sought opportunities for cooperation with global aerospace companies.
At the exhibition, Noru Paint debuted its aircraft polysulfide sealant, the core achievement of this project. This product is applied to fuel tanks, fuselage, and metal joints of aircraft, providing resistance to fuel, high-temperature durability, and anti-corrosion properties.
Aircraft sealants are essential materials to ensure the airtightness and durability of aircraft, a field characterized by high technological barriers and rigorous quality requirements. Globally, a small number of companies dominate the high value-added aerospace materials market. In Korea, most of these materials have traditionally depended on imports.
The global market for aerospace sealants continues to grow steadily due to increasing demand for aircraft production, maintenance, and repair. Noru Paint has leveraged its participation in this exhibition to establish a foothold for entering the global aerospace market.
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An official from Noru Paint stated, “Through this year’s Farnborough Airshow, we introduced the technological capabilities of Noru Paint’s aerospace sealants to global aerospace companies and discovered various cooperation opportunities. We will continue to lead the localization of core materials for the aerospace and defense sectors through ongoing research and development and technological advancement, further strengthening our competitiveness in the global aerospace market.”
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