ecotio2® - concrete, industrial and commercial asset protection

concrete and masonry

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ecotio2® - revolutionary coating technology

ecotio2® BDM Jon Wilson

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ecotio2® introductory video

The use of a catalyst to accelerate a reaction that involves absorption of light. A catalyst is a substance that accelerates a reaction and is regenerated at the end so it can repeat the process. This class of catalyst accelerates a chemical reaction involving the absorption of light.

ecotio2® Photocatalyst Coatings, applied to various surfaces, are a particularly strong UV light absorber. This nano titanium dioxide coating absorbs light energy to the point where it attracts atmospheric water vapour and oxygen to the coated surface. This energizes the coating effecting a reaction at its surface that splits water molecules resulting in oxidizing species (known as active oxygen species). These perform in the manner of a very strong but harmless bleach.

ecotio2® nano titanium dioxide and ultra-high performance ion exchange catalyst based coatings, through a catalytic process,  convert smog, pollution, stains and other contaminants into harmless by-products. The active ingredient, titanium dioxide is insoluble in water and is a non-toxic and non-hazardous substance found in many types of cosmetics and food additives.
The coatings are transparent and designed for application to a wide variety of everyday interior and exterior surfaces.

ecotio2® Photocatalyst Coatings provide innovative coatings and sealants that utilise nano technology to provide sustainable and cost effective solutions for the enhancement of the surfaces of the interior and exterior of commercial and residential projects. Popular in Japan and Asia, ecotio2® Photocatalyst Coatings are also available in New Zealand from Photocatalyst Coatings NZ Ltd. (see contact details below).

building health
deodorising
anti-bacterial
air purification
black mould
self cleaning
graffiti resistance
UV resistance
anti carbonation