This is a paint that addresses sick house syndrome and achieves zero organic solvents!
In recent years, the sick house and sick school issues have garnered social attention. This refers to the impact of chemical substances, such as volatile organic compounds emitted from building materials, on the human body, leading to symptoms like chemical sensitivity. This problem is particularly concerning in newly built or renovated schools and various homes. The "Nobo Clean Series" meets the guideline values for indoor concentration set by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and the target standard values for health risks of architectural paints (emulsion paints) established by the Japan Paint Manufacturers Association. Furthermore, it changes the common perception of emulsion paints by not containing VOCs (volatile organic compounds such as organic solvents) in its formulation. It also has no distinctive odor during application, making it an ideal paint for repainting interiors of schools, hospitals, and offices. - Nobo Clean is a zero VOC paint that does not bring VOCs indoors! - Nobo Clean View is a zero VOC paint that also features easy-to-clean dirt removal! - Nobo Clean Bio is a zero VOC paint that decomposes indoor volatile organic compounds (such as formaldehyde) through the action of photocatalysts, resulting in clean air! It is an indoor paint equipped with all these functions! ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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★Product Composition★ ○ Novoclean → Zero VOCs, Low Odor ○ Novoclean View → Zero VOCs, Low Odor, Stain Prevention ○ Novoclean Bio → Zero VOCs, Low Odor, Stain Prevention, Mold Prevention, Antibacterial, Deodorizing ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Usage (Applicable Areas)】 ○ Noboclean, Noboclean View, Noboclean Bio → General residences, offices → Schools, kindergartens → Nursing homes, hospitals For indoor new installations and repainting * For more details, please download the catalog PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company has a history of over 90 years since its founding in 1929 and is a comprehensive paint manufacturer that produces and sells a wide range of products, including heavy-duty anti-corrosion paints for large bridges and various plants, building materials paints for residential siding boards, interior and exterior architectural paints, metal baked paints, paints for railway vehicles and industrial machinery, and plastic paints for automobiles and home appliances. Through the product and technical capabilities cultivated over our history, we have created numerous products that meet the needs of the times and have built a wealth of achievements. In recent years, we have also been actively engaged in the development of environmentally friendly products such as low-solvent paints, water-based paints, and powder coatings. Moving forward, we will work on building a business model that responds to societal changes and will provide services and products that only we can offer. To achieve this, we have established the "Corrosion Protection Technology Center" at our Nasu plant and the "Coating Technology Center" at our Komaki plant, with the aim of creating new value together with our customers. We always consider our guideline of "Customer First" to enhance customer satisfaction and promote coexistence and mutual prosperity, while also actively advancing environmentally conscious product development, particularly initiatives based on the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals). As we approach our 100th anniversary, we are committed to becoming a company that contributes to the prosperity of society and the realization of a rich life.
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