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Heat exchange paint is primarily a "functional paint," so its durability against strong external pressure and impact, like that of materials used for road markings, is not particularly high. Therefore, when considering its use, we recommend applying it in areas such as parking lots and sidewalks. Assuming a shopping mall parking lot with very high vehicle flow at low speeds for 7 years, it can be predicted that in general residential parking lots, apartment complex parking lots, and school zone roads, it could last around 10 years unless there are significant issues. For more details, please refer to the PDF download below. *For more information, please check the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

• Heat-insulating paint for exterior walls (roofs, rooftops, etc.)

To prevent heat intrusion from windows and enhance insulation effectiveness, options such as double glazing and high-performance thermal glass can be considered; however, these solutions involve constructive modifications. Thermo mesh and thermo screens can suppress solar radiation and radiant heat, making it possible to lower indoor temperatures by about 3°C to 5°C without any structural alterations. Moreover, if the indoor temperature decreases by 3°C compared to conventional levels, it is equivalent to lowering the air conditioner's set temperature by 3°C, theoretically allowing for a 30% to 40% reduction in cooling power consumption. 【Comparison Before and After Painting (Annual)】 ■ Electricity Consumption 　・Before Painting: 500,000 kWh / After Painting: 426,700 kWh / Difference: -73,300 kWh ■ Crude Oil Equivalent 　・Before Painting: 128,500 L / After Painting: 109,662 L / Difference: -18,838 L *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat-insulating paint for exterior walls (roofs, rooftops, etc.)

We would like to introduce our product, "Rust-Utilizing Anti-Rust Primer CCP." It easily passes the extremely rigorous corrosion resistance performance test "CAS264," which is said to be resistant to rust, even for galvanized steel sheets and Galvalume sheets. The effectiveness has been recognized when applied over rust. 【Details of Corrosion Resistance Performance Test】 ■ Stainless Steel: Red-brown corrosion components are observed ■ Galvalume: The plating layer is almost completely peeled off ■ Galvanized Steel: Zinc is leaching out across the entire surface ■ CCP: Almost no abnormalities are observed *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Our company proposes year-round energy saving using heat exchange functional materials. We promote "heat exchange functional materials (heat exchange materials)" that literally exchange thermal energy for other forms of energy, resulting in a reduction close to thermal loss. This is a functional material that distinguishes itself from the "reflection-dependent functional materials (reflective materials)" based on the principles of solar heat and solar light reflection, which have recently come under scrutiny. We have been able to respond to various situations, such as rental properties where modifications cannot be made but improvements are desired, or factories that are hot but cannot use air conditioning. 【Features】 ■ Exchanges thermal energy for other forms of energy ■ Recognized and valued worldwide ■ United Nations certified "carbon offset" ■ One of the environmental labels, "Green Label" *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• Heat-insulating paint for exterior walls (roofs, rooftops, etc.)

This document introduces a proposal for year-round energy saving using heat exchange functional materials. Heat exchange functional materials include, among others, heat exchange paints that cool near-future cities, rust-utilizing anti-rust primers, and heat-insulating sheets with heat exchange paint applied. Additionally, we present case studies from industrial and commercial facilities, so please take a moment to read through it. 【Contents (partial)】 ■ Introduction ■ Heat Exchange Paint ■ CCP ■ Thermo Mesh TK ■ Thermo Screen HEPS *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat-insulating paint for exterior walls (roofs, rooftops, etc.)

Introducing "Heat Exchange Paint" that cools near-future cities. The paint film absorbs heat and converts it into electrical energy, discharging it to alleviate heat. Since it hardly reflects light, it takes the surrounding environment into consideration, and it has thermal stability, making it difficult for temperatures to rise in summer and fall in winter. 【Features】 ■ Year-round temperature control - In summer, it suppresses temperature through diffused heat dissipation - In winter, it retains warmth ■ Reduces radiant heat ■ Stays clean for over 10 years ■ Increases solar power generation efficiency ■ Carbon offset *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat insulation and heat shielding methods

We would like to introduce a case study of the cool tile roof "Thermo Roof," which is eligible for carbon offset, installed at a newly established nursery school. Due to its narrow temperature variation, it has the characteristic of gradual deterioration of the coating. Additionally, because it is hydrophilic, minor dirt can be washed away by rain. In the case of general heat-reflective paints, they work by reflecting sunlight, so if the surface is dirty or the coating has deteriorated, the heat insulation effect is naturally reduced. On the other hand, heat exchange paints have the property of processing heat through the coating itself without relying on reflection, so they can still be effective even if they are somewhat dirty or on days without sunlight. 【Case Overview】 ■ Installation Location: Newly established nursery school ■ Product Used: Thermo Roof A Marigold [Custom Color] ■ Installation Effect: Almost no chalking occurs *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Roof and gutter construction

We would like to introduce a case study of the installation of the cool tile roof "Thermo Roof," which is eligible for carbon offset, in a newly built private residence. By using materials that do not easily increase in surface temperature for the roofing material, we mitigate the heat transmitted from the roof to the indoors. Typical heat-reflective coatings work by reflecting sunlight, thereby suppressing the heat that enters indoors, which is why they often use white or light colors that reflect light. When measured at the same time with an outside temperature of 26°C, the typical tiles reached 61.4°C, while the Thermo Roof reached 50.4°C, resulting in a temperature difference of about 11°C. [Case Overview] ■ Installation Location: Newly built private residence ■ Product Used: Thermo Roof F, Ibushi Gray ■ Installation Effect: A temperature difference of about 11°C was observed with the tiles. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Roof and gutter construction

We would like to introduce a case study of the installation of our carbon offset-targeted cool metal roofing material, "Eco Cover Roof / Eco Cover Method," on a factory roof. Removing old slate roofs that are likely to contain asbestos is difficult and requires considerable costs. However, in such cases, addressing the issue with our method can reduce costs, construction time, and various risks. Additionally, the cover method minimizes the processes that would require stopping factory operations, which often occur during re-roofing or painting projects. Excluding wiring work after the roof installation, this factory completed the construction in two days. Since the factory's operations did not need to be halted during the work, the client was very pleased. 【Case Overview】 ■ Installation Location: Factory Roof ■ Product Used: Oonami Gray ■ Construction Effect: A new roof was installed while leaving the old roofing material in place. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Metal roof

We would like to introduce a case study of the installation of our carbon offset-targeted cool metal roofing material, "Eco Cover Roof / Eco Cover Method," on a factory roof. Every summer, workers experienced heatstroke, and there were instances of emergency transport. As a desperate measure, spot coolers were installed, but they did not prove very effective, leaving us searching for a better solution. After the installation of the Eco Cover Roof, such issues have ceased, and we have received positive feedback. This success is due to effectively reducing the amount of heat entering the building, addressing the fundamental problem. [Case Overview] ■ Installation Location: Factory Roof ■ Product Used: Standing Seam, Gray ■ Installation Effect: Covered the weaknesses of the metal roof *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Metal roof

We would like to introduce a case where the carbon offset rust-proof primer "CCP" was applied to the hopper framework of a salt production factory. This product has a very strong coating and also possesses a certain degree of flexibility, allowing it to accommodate some deformation of the metal, which makes it highly resistant to cracking. It has high permeability, and after surface preparation such as rust removal and desalinization, it can penetrate through the paint applied over fixed rust, stopping internal corrosion while blocking external air, salt, moisture, and other elements. As a result of rigorous testing according to JIS standards, it has been recognized that painting over rust provides corrosion protection equivalent to that of applying a typical rust-proof paint after a type 1 surface preparation. 【Case Overview】 ■ Location: Salt production factory, hopper framework ■ Products used: CCP117, CCP120 ■ Effect of application: Enabled painting that utilizes rust *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Rust Inhibitor

We would like to introduce a case study of the rust-proof primer "CCP," which is eligible for carbon offset, applied to the structural department of a salt production plant. According to the results of the JIS standard cast test, it has higher corrosion resistance than typical rust-proof paints, hot-dip galvanized coatings, and Galvalume, and it possesses performance that rivals stainless steel. While our product is highly regarded for its corrosion resistance over rust, it also offers significant advantages when used during new construction. Additionally, by reducing the difficulty of the work, it can eliminate inconsistencies in finishing and time caused by the skill levels of workers. 【Case Overview】 ■ Application Location: Structural Department of Salt Production Plant ■ Products Used: CCP117, CCP120 ■ Application Effect: The substrate treatment effort was reduced to one-seventh, significantly cutting down on construction time and costs. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Rust Inhibitor

We would like to introduce a case where "heat exchange paint," which is eligible for carbon offset, was applied to a chemical factory product storage tank. Previously, insulation material made of styrofoam was wrapped around the tank to suppress temperature rise inside the tank and deterioration caused by ultraviolet rays. The factory is located in a high-temperature area, and the ceiling height is low, resulting in significant heat transfer from the roof. It is preferable for the inside of the tank to be unaffected by external temperatures, so during repairs, the application of heat-insulating paint was also considered. However, upon learning that the effectiveness of heat-insulating paint has been questioned recently, heat exchange paint was adopted. The base coat "CCP117" has high permeability and is suitable for FRP repairs due to its epoxy-based primer. [Case Overview] ■ Location: Chemical factory product storage tank ■ Products used: CCP117, D-42 Gray ■ Construction effect: A temperature difference of 4-5°C compared to adjacent unpainted tanks *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat insulation and heat shielding methods

We would like to introduce a case where "heat exchange paint," which is subject to carbon offset, was applied to a transportation company's prefabricated office. In buildings where the roof and indoor space are very close due to structural reasons, the temperature of the roof surface can significantly affect the indoor environment. Particularly when using metal roofing materials, if adequate insulation performance is not provided, the environment can be far from comfortable in both summer and winter. In this office, the air conditioning operates at a minimum of 19°C during the summer with strong winds. For metal roofs, the surface temperature can rise above 80°C in summer, but by applying heat exchange paint, it can be reduced to around 65°C. After the application, the indoor space became sufficiently comfortable at a setting of 24°C, and the effects have been positively received. [Case Summary] ■ Location: Transportation company prefabricated office ■ Product used: CCP117・D-54 Gray ■ Effect of application: The indoor space became sufficiently comfortable at a setting of 24°C *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat insulation and heat shielding methods

We would like to introduce a case where "heat exchange paint," which is eligible for carbon offset, was applied to a chemical plant product storage tank. In response to the request to "prevent the internal wall material of the tank from deteriorating by suppressing the temperature rise of the contents," we implemented the application of heat exchange paint. Although there are many types of heat-insulating paints, heat exchange paint has the property of not causing reflection of sunlight, which has become a problem in recent years. When measuring a tank coated with heat exchange paint and a tank coated with regular paint from the same angle and for the same duration, a difference of nearly 17°C was observed. [Case Overview] ■ Application Location: Chemical Plant Product Storage Tank ■ Product Used: CCP117・D-42 Gray ■ Application Effect: Almost no reflection, temperature suppression *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat insulation and heat shielding methods

We would like to introduce a case where "heat exchange paint," which is eligible for carbon offset, was applied to the poolside of an elementary school. Previously, it was so hot that one could hardly walk without first pouring water, raising concerns about burns. When students took breaks from the pool, they would first wet the poolside with water from a hose or the pool itself before resting. After the application, the area no longer became excessively hot, allowing students to sit comfortably and safely. [Case Overview] ■ Location: Elementary School Poolside ■ Product Used: D-42 Ocher ■ Effect of Application: Students can now sit comfortably and safely *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat insulation and heat shielding methods

We would like to introduce a case where carbon offset-targeted "heat exchange paint" was applied to the side gutters and stainless steel grates at an elementary school pool. To ensure durability, stainless steel grates were used, but during the summer, they became so hot that they could not be touched with bare hands, and there were reports of staff accidentally burning their feet. Therefore, great care was taken when children used the pool. Since the metal parts were very slippery, sand was mixed in to serve as a non-slip measure. After applying the heat exchange paint, it has been reported that walking barefoot is now completely safe and comfortable. [Case Overview] ■ Installation Location: Elementary School Poolside Gutters / Stainless Steel Grates ■ Product Used: D-42 Gray ■ Installation Effect: No more worries about burns *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat insulation and heat shielding methods

We would like to introduce a case where "heat exchange paint," which is subject to carbon offset, was applied to the pedestrian walkway of a tourist parking lot. The principle of reflective pavement roads, which suppress the rise in surface temperature by reflecting sunlight and other rays, has raised concerns about the significant increase in the reflectivity of infrared and ultraviolet rays, potentially having adverse effects on the environment and human health. In theory, heat exchange paint does not cause such problems. By using heat exchange paint on pedestrian walkways, such as walking courses and school zones, it can effectively prevent the intense glare from asphalt, making it very effective for heat mitigation. 【Case Overview】 ■ Installation Location: Tourist Parking Lot Pedestrian Walkway ■ Product Used: D-47 Ocher ■ Installation Effect: Able to prevent the intense glare from asphalt *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat insulation and heat shielding methods

Here is a case study of the application of "heat exchange paint," which is eligible for carbon offset, on the exterior walls of a private residence. The white frames around the windows were painted with commercially available paint, which showed signs of deterioration and peeling off after about three years of application. According to the homeowner, "The air conditioning works very well, and in the four years since moving in, there has never been any condensation." It is said that one of the major causes of building damage is condensation, so being able to prevent its occurrence is a significant advantage. Of course, there are also effects from insulation materials and double-glazed windows, but even considering those, using heat exchange paint for temperature control is very effective. [Case Overview] ■ Location: Private residence, exterior wall ■ Product used: D-47 Blue series [custom color] ■ Application effect: Being a hydrophilic paint, it allows rain to wash away a certain amount of dirt. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat insulation and heat shielding methods

This is an introduction to a case where a "high-performance multi-purpose heat insulation sheet" targeted for carbon offset was installed in a food factory as a measure against insects, birds, and heat. While blackout curtains can somewhat prevent the phenomenon of direct sunlight entering indoors and causing heat, the thick fabric itself retains heat, which can lead to indoor heating due to heat radiation. In this case, "TK100" was used, achieving a twofold effect. [Case Overview] ■ Installation Location: Food Factory - Measures against insects, birds, and heat ■ Product Used: TK100 Cool Black Screen ■ Installation Effect: Twofold effect *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat shielding sheet

Here is an example of the installation of a "high-performance multi-purpose heat-insulating sheet" eligible for carbon offset in an elementary school science room. Since it allows light to pass through, there is no need to worry about it becoming completely dark after installation. Additionally, from the outside, during the day, the indoor situation becomes almost invisible. Even if you are hesitant to take measures due to reasons such as "it's a rental property, so we can't make any significant modifications that would cause damage," we can accommodate your needs. We use silicone-based adhesives and fasteners that can be removed with chemicals, without using nails or screws, so there is no concern about making holes. In this science room, the sheet is directly fixed to the window, allowing for the window to be opened and closed. 【Case Overview】 ■ Installation Location: Elementary School Science Room ■ Product Used: TK200 Beige Easy Installation Method ■ Installation Effect: Since it allows light to pass through, there is no need to worry about it becoming completely dark after installation. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat shielding sheet

We would like to introduce a case where a "high-performance multi-purpose heat insulation sheet" targeted for carbon offsetting was installed in the conference room of a government building. Even thick curtains that excel in light blocking can become a heat source due to heat accumulation. Our heat insulation sheet not only blocks hot sunlight but also places emphasis on selecting materials that do not retain heat. Although the light transmittance is low, the "F series" is more specialized in heat insulation performance, and if light transmittance is not a concern, it is highly recommended. [Case Overview] ■ Installation Location: Government Building Conference Room ■ Product Used: TKF100 Beige Roll Curtain ■ Features of the F Series: Low light transmittance but more specialized in heat insulation performance *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat shielding sheet

We would like to introduce a case where a "high-performance multi-purpose heat-shielding sheet" targeted for carbon offset was installed on the skylights of a factory. The skylights, originally installed to bring light into the factory, were causing the interior to become extremely hot, leading to considerations of removing them and increasing artificial lighting. After testing the installation of the heat-shielding sheet on a small section, significant effects were felt, resulting in its adoption for all skylights. As a result, there was a temperature change of 17°C near the skylights and 7°C near the ground before and after the installation. [Case Overview] ■ Installation Location: Factory Skylights ■ Product Used: TK300 Ice Gray Heat Shielding Canopy ■ Installation Effect: Temperature change of 17°C near the skylights and 7°C near the ground *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat shielding sheet

We would like to introduce a case where a "high-performance multi-purpose heat-insulating sheet" targeted for carbon offset was installed in the office of a ceremony hall. The front of the building is a stylish structure mostly made of glass, but as a side effect, it has been a concern due to the extreme fluctuations in temperature. The worst situation was in the office where staff members wait during the day; in summer, despite having reflective glass and blackout curtains, the air conditioning was completely ineffective. Those who adopted the heat-insulating sheet "F series" reported that conditions have improved compared to before. 【Case Overview】 ■ Installation Location: Ceremony Hall Office ■ Product Used: TKF Beige Roll Curtain ■ Installation Effect: The air conditioning was always set to 18°C with strong airflow, but conditions have improved compared to before. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat shielding sheet

We would like to introduce a case where a "high-performance multi-purpose heat insulation sheet" targeted for carbon offset was installed in the product storage tent warehouse of a chemical factory. In this factory, due to the heat coming down from the ceiling, the packaging materials and product labels stored on the top rack were getting damaged, leading to an increase in unnecessary work such as repackaging products. After one year post-installation, they are pleased to report that there have been no instances of packaging materials or product labels getting damaged. [Case Overview] ■ Installation Location: Chemical Factory Product Storage Tent Warehouse ■ Product Used: TK300 Cool Black Heat Shield Canopy ■ Installation Effect: No more damage to packaging materials or product labels *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat shielding sheet

We would like to introduce a case where a "high-performance multi-purpose heat-insulating sheet" designated for carbon offset was installed in a factory's skylight. Before the installation, the skylight area was completely sealed off with silver insulation sheets and plywood. "The skylight was unfortunately closed off due to requests from the site, as it was too hot," said the person in charge. Currently, the "TK Hybrid" has been installed to address heat issues, allowing the skylight to be used without any problems. 【Case Overview】 ■ Installation Location: Factory Skylight ■ Product Used: TK300 Ice Gray Tapestry ■ Installation Effect: Achieved a light transmission rate similar to that of a screen door, with a surface temperature difference of 7 to 13°C (※ Measured during high-temperature hours) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Heat shielding sheet

【Overview】 Considering the recent abnormal heat, it is understandable that the use of air conditioning increases during the summer. However, the more energy we use, the greater the burden on both the environment and household finances, so it is best to reduce consumption whenever possible. We propose improvements to indoor environments that do not require running costs by using specialized paints and products processed with these paints to prevent heat intrusion, thereby reducing air conditioning operating hours and losses. 【Features】 1. Year-round temperature control 2. Suppression of radiant heat 3. Stays clean for over 10 years 4. Contributes to increased solar power efficiency 5. Supports carbon offsetting *Case studies and implementation results are also included in the catalog. *Please feel free to download materials or contact us for more information.

• Heat shielding sheet

This document introduces "Alps Tiles" handled by Alps Co., Ltd. It includes a table of base colors and Munsell values for solid colors such as "Ibushi Gray," "Deep Brown," and "Deep Purple," as well as kiln change colors like "Provence," "San Marino," and "Oregano Maron." Additionally, we have included a product list and safety precautions, which can be useful for product selection and handling. [Contents] ■1. Solid Colors ■2. Kiln Change Colors ■3. Notes ■Product List ■Cautions Regarding Manufacturing Responsibility Law *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Others/Roofing materials (shingles, cement, steel sheets, aluminum)

Alps Co., Ltd. offers the "5-step integrated ridge tile." This product allows for speedy construction due to its lightweight integrated ridge design. It is ideal for repairs and re-roofing. Additionally, our company offers various surrounding materials suitable for lightweight seismic construction methods, including "double plain tiles," "Yama no shi," and "Aizu gable ridge demon (6 sun)." Please feel free to contact us. 【Features】 ■ Ideal for repairs and re-roofing ■ Enables speedy construction ■ Easy to install *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Japanese roofing tiles

"SUNTOPIA" is a standard type of roof tile in German architecture. The gentle curves of the beaver tail design harmonize seamlessly with unique roof designs, creating a distinctive charm. Additionally, there are three color options available: "Paprika Red," "Suyaki," and "Deep Brown." 【Features】 ■ A rhythmic sense of gentle curves reminiscent of the German countryside ■ A standard type in German architecture ■ The beaver tail design composed of gentle curves ■ Harmonizes effortlessly with unique roof designs *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Others/Roofing materials (shingles, cement, steel sheets, aluminum)

"Alpen 30" is a roof tile characterized by its beautiful form that exudes a confident elegance. It features an energy-efficient design with excellent insulation and soundproofing effects, boasting stable high quality. Additionally, it offers superior workability. Furthermore, we have developed a "ventilated tile" that does not rely on conventional auxiliary materials but is created through our unique innovations. [Features] - Boasts stable high quality - High strength with a special mortar blend - Excellent insulation and soundproofing effects with energy-efficient design - Economical and richly expressive - Superior workability *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Others/Roofing materials (shingles, cement, steel sheets, aluminum)

"Flatline 30" is a roofing tile characterized by its chic color tones and sharp texture that harmonizes with the cityscape. It features high strength due to a special mortar blend. The energy-efficient design provides excellent insulation and soundproofing effects. Additionally, this product excels in workability. The product warranty is 10 years. [Features] ■ Boasts stable high quality ■ High strength from a special mortar blend ■ Excellent insulation and soundproofing effects with energy-efficient design ■ Economical ■ Rich in expression *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Others/Roofing materials (shingles, cement, steel sheets, aluminum)

Alps Co., Ltd. offers "Alps Tiles" that utilize high weather-resistant Hi-Silicon. By applying Hi-Silicon paint, which extensively uses inorganic materials, in multiple layers, we achieve an extremely durable coating. The strong siloxane bonds unique to silicon coatings exhibit exceptional durability against factors that cause film deterioration, such as sunlight, preserving the beauty of your home for a long time. 【Features】 ■ Water-resistant ■ Light-resistant ■ Heat-resistant ■ Oxygen-resistant ■ Resistant to deterioration factors *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Others/Roofing materials (shingles, cement, steel sheets, aluminum)

The "Tough Coat Roof Thermo Series" is 30% lighter than ceramic tiles, has low water absorption, and is a heat exchange tile that is free from frost damage. As a result of the heat exchange coating, it provides energy savings in summer and maintains a comfortable temperature in winter. Additionally, it features a characteristic of not raising the temperature through "heat exchange" rather than heat insulation. Please make use of this beautifully new tile created by the traditional techniques and climate of Japan. 【Features】 ■ Collaboration of heat exchange coating and cement tiles ■ Reduces temperature rise on the painted surface in summer, making indoor spaces comfortable ■ Enhances cooling effects ■ In winter, the painted surface allows heat to pass through at around 25 degrees, achieving a warm indoor environment ■ Converts thermal energy into kinetic energy *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• Cement roof tile

Many people may be wondering what kind of products are good amidst discussions about carbon offsetting. For example: Not knowing what improvements to make for environmental enhancement. A new environmental issue may arise in solving one particular problem. There are challenges that can be resolved by using our products, so we would appreciate it if you could check our materials. We will provide technical documents that show examples of our products and research results. *If you would like the technical documents, please feel free to download them or contact us.

• Exterior coating materials

Since August 2014, Alps has adopted environmentally friendly heat exchange paint (Tough Coat) for its own products, Alps tiles, and renovation work. By simply applying it to roofs and walls, it achieves a 20-30% reduction in annual electricity costs. 【Features】 ■ Warmer in winter (+3 to 5°C), cooler in summer (-5 to 10°C) ■ Beautiful for over 10 years! ■ Increases the effectiveness of solar panels by 20-30%! ■ Carbon offset (UN certified certificate) *For more details, please request materials or view the PDF data from the download.

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We have made it lighter, taking into account workability in narrow spaces!

• Inspection hatches, manhole covers, and ditch covers

It is strong against rain and wind, making work easy.

• Tile and slate roofs

It will continue to exude a unique expression and harmony in modern architecture.

• Tile and slate roofs

A new tile has been created that excels in durability and workability, and is functionally beautiful.

• Tile and slate roofs

The climate and traditional techniques of Japan have created beautiful and new tiles.

• Tile and slate roofs