Applied products coated with heat-insulating paint! They lead to improved fuel efficiency and enhanced work efficiency.
We would like to introduce our "Applied Products." "Hot No More CAR?" is a product that applies heat-reflective paint to vehicles, suppressing the rise in interior temperature. This allows for comfortable use of the car even in summer, and by reducing the use of air conditioning, it directly contributes to improved fuel efficiency. Additionally, "Hot No More Helmet" applies heat-reflective paint to helmets, reducing the heat inside the helmet. This helps prevent heatstroke and improves concentration on tasks, which can lead to increased work efficiency. 【Features】 ■ Hot No More CAR? - Suppresses the rise in interior temperature - Allows for comfortable use of the car even in summer ■ Hot No More Helmet - Reduces heat inside the helmet - Helps prevent heatstroke and improves concentration on tasks *For more details, please refer to the external link page or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■ Hate hot weather CAR? ■ Reduces heat helmet * For more details, please see the external link page or feel free to contact us.
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Sunmap Co., Ltd. is a company that engages in energy-saving construction design and execution for various facilities, as well as the design and execution of commercial facilities. We handle heat-insulating paint and insulation paint, and by applying these paints to roofs and exterior walls (such as slate, folded plates, and residential buildings) and window glass, we can reduce cooling demand, contribute to preventing global warming, and achieve cost savings. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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