The reflected light matches the color of the painted surface! It not only reflects but also adds visibility as a color.
"Beam Light Ace" is a new type of reflective paint that differs from conventional reflective paints. By improving traditional reflective paints and adding a silver layer as a primer, it has dramatically increased brightness, and the reflected light now has the same emission color as the paint film color. Additionally, while existing colors of conventional reflective paints reflected light in a whitish hue, this product reflects light in the same color as the painted surface, providing not only reflection but also visibility as a color. [Features] - Good reflective brightness - Reflective color matches paint color - Good weather resistance *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Color Lineup】 ■Green ■Red ■White ■Blue ■Yellow *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■ Concrete handrails, underpasses, guardrails, bridge piers, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Between 1958 and 1959, Dai Nippon Paint Co., Ltd. proposed the idea of separating and establishing its Ofuna factory as an independent entity, leading to the establishment of its first subsidiary. The company’s general affairs department considered and proposed names for the new company, first searching for English documents related to the new company’s main product, "fluorescence." Terms such as fluorescence, fluorescent paint, luminous body, and luminous paint were identified, and it was found that in German, luminous body is "Leuchte" and luminous paint is "Die Leuchtfarbe." Therefore, the founder and first president, Nobu Negishi, had his name "Nobu" combined with the German word "Leuchte" to create a new term "SIN+LEUCHTE," which was phonetically read as "Shinroih" and spelled as "SINLOIH."