What is a Photocatalyst paint?

Photocatalytic paint is a type of paint that utilizes light energy to accelerate chemical reactions. It contains photocatalytic substances, primarily titanium dioxide, which, when exposed to ultraviolet light, triggers a chemical reaction that breaks down dirt and harmful substances. By applying this paint on surfaces such as building exteriors, roofs, glass, and roads, it helps purify the environment and has a self-cleaning effect. Photocatalytic paint decomposes harmful substances in the air, provides antibacterial and antiviral effects, and helps maintain the cleanliness of buildings' exteriors while contributing to environmental sustainability.

Application of Photocatalyst paint

✅ Building exteriors
Applying photocatalytic paint on the exterior of buildings helps break down dirt caused by rain and UV rays, maintaining an attractive appearance for a long period. It is especially effective for urban buildings.
✅ Roads and sidewalks
When used on public roads and sidewalks, photocatalytic paint helps decompose harmful substances in the air, contributing to environmental purification. The self-cleaning effect makes it easier for dirt to wash away with rainwater.
✅ Vehicle exteriors
Photocatalytic paint can also be applied to vehicle exteriors, reducing dirt accumulation and maintaining a clean, attractive appearance. It also provides antibacterial and deodorizing effects.

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