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A few minutes about |

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. Treated materials appear dark to the eye but light in the wavelengths we cannot see. A black treated material reflects more than 60% of radiance heat.

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. Our treated textile achieve a reflection up to 80%. Läs mer på

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