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By adding particles that reflect certain wavelengths of light which are invisible to us but still radiate heat, the surface will not have the same build-up of temperature as a non-treated surface. A black treated material reflects more than 60% of radiance heat. Treated materials appear dark to the eye but light to the wavelengths we cannot see.

Special Energy distribution of the sun

Temperatures measured under the surface material on treated and untreated leather Surface temperature differece C° Irradiation increase

The technology can also be used on textile. The degree of absorption and reflection depends on the shade of colour. Läs mer på www.tfl.com

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