The world’s first water-based liquid diatom paint comes out

In recent years, my country's water-based paint market has accelerated development, and paint companies have also accelerated the pace of upgrading and transformation. With the increasingly serious air pollution problems such as smog, diatom mud products on the market are widely welcomed by people because they are non-polluting, and have functions such as air purification, moisture absorption, and negative ion release. So, is there a paint that not only has the advantages of water-based paint, which is healthy and easy to paint, but also treats the symptoms and root causes of air pollution?

As a key research and development subject of the national "Eleventh Five-Year" science and technology support plan, Shenzhen Yili Company successfully developed the world's first water-based liquid diatom coating. It is understood that Yilijia water-based liquid diatom paint is produced with diatom minerals as raw materials, pure water as solvent, and a number of patented technologies of Yili Company. It has the function of breathing and humidity control, and combines air purification and negative ions. , antibacterial and anti-mildew technologies, and combined with the construction characteristics of latex paint, it is a revolutionary interior wall decorative coating. The project has won a number of national patents, filling the gap in the global ecological and healthy paint market, revolutionizing the paint market with innovative technology, and leading the new trend of decorative paint development.

According to industry experts, Yilijia water-based liquid diatom coating has achieved five ecological functions: breathing and humidity control, decomposition of formaldehyde and toxic substances, release of negative ions to inhibit bacteria and mildew, anti-algae and anti-condensation, etc.; can continuously improve indoor air Quality guarantees people's health, and it has taken a milestone step for the Chinese people to realize the ideal of "green living, healthy home".