The reduction effect lasts up to 5 years! Introducing case studies of children's air coats.
We would like to introduce a case study of the polymer chemical adsorption material "Kodomo Kuki Coat," handled by Kodomo Kuki Co., Ltd., which engages in the planning, development, and sales of products related to environmental improvement. It has been adopted in Sekisui House's unique air environment consideration specification "Air Kiss," which reduces chemical substances based on the fact that children are more susceptible to the effects of air quality than adults. "Kodomo Kuki Coat" is a polymer chemical adsorption material that effectively captures formaldehyde. By simply applying it to the ceiling, it can reduce the formaldehyde levels in a room by approximately half. [Case Study] <Kodomo Kuki Coat> ■ Introduced Product: Air Environment Consideration Specification "Air Kiss" ■ Installation Facility: Sekisui House's single-family homes *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Features of the Children's Air Coat】 ■ Reduces formaldehyde by up to 50% just by applying ■ Reduction effect lasts up to 5 years (when 50g/m2 is applied to the ceiling) ■ Safety confirmed through toxicity testing *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since our establishment in 2002, we have consistently engaged in research and development related to organic polymer materials, as well as the development, manufacturing, and sales of functional additives. We address new needs with new technologies, ranging from the detoxification of the chemical substance formaldehyde, which can cause health hazards in children, to the deodorization of death odors.