Zajímá vás, jak fungují moderní reflexně izolační nátěry, jaké přinášejí výhody a jak je správně používat? Připravili jsme pro vás ucelený přehled těch nejdůležitějších informací a odpovědí na nejčastější dotazy týkající se našich produktů.
It is a special coating composed of a binder and filler in the form of hollow glass microspheres with a vacuum of several microns. It is designed to reflect thermal radiation and reduce heat transfer through the surfaces of buildings and technological equipment. Unlike conventional insulation, which only slows down heat with its thickness, this coating uses the principle of reflection to keep heat inside in winter and prevent overheating in summer.
They work primarily on the principle of radiant heat reflection. Thanks to their composition, they can reflect more than 97.75% of thermal radiation (TSR). The coating absorbs the rest of the radiation, but thanks to its microsphere content, it has very low thermal conductivity, which prevents further heat transfer. The microspheres ensure high reflectivity in both the visible and near-infrared spectrum. Outdoors, the coatings work on the principle of reflection, whereby all solar (thermal) radiation is reflected back into the atmosphere, and our coatings have the highest SRI value of 107.3.
TSR (Total Solar Reflectance) is the total reflectivity of solar radiation. It is expressed as a percentage (0–100%) and measures how much solar radiation a surface reflects. The higher the percentage, the more effectively the surface reflects solar energy. Our coatings have measured values of 97.75%.
The coatings contain a high percentage of microspheres, which are significantly lighter than the dispersion in which they are coated. The more microspheres the coating contains, the better its reflective and insulating properties. That is why one liter of this coating weighs only about half a kilogram.
Dispersion: This is a binder (aqueous solution) that binds the microspheres in the coating (which is why it is sometimes referred to colloquially as "water-soluble paint"). Dispersion binders excel in their protective properties, very good breathability, and resistance to UV radiation.
Microspheres: These are hollow glass balls measuring several microns (1 mm = 1000 microns). They create stable cavities, are non-flammable, reduce the density and weight of the coating, and ensure its low thermal conductivity.
Yes. If you apply coatings to your house, you can save up to several tens of percent on your energy bills. Coatings prevent heat loss through building structures. The surface of the wall is warm to the touch, and the heat from the radiators does not escape through the masonry, but is evenly distributed and returned to the room.
In summer: When applied to the roof and facade, the walls and roof cladding will not heat up as much from the sun. Inside the building, there will be a noticeable drop in temperature and the space will not overheat.
In winter: The coated building will retain heat inside and prevent cold from entering. When applied indoors, you will feel an increase in temperature the very next day, allowing you to lower the temperature on your radiators.
No. Interior coatings distribute heat evenly across the surface of the wall, making it warmer to the touch. This prevents the formation of moisture condensation, which is the main cause of mold. In addition, the coating allows water vapor to pass through, so the wall can "breathe" naturally.
The product has a lifespan of several decades, provided it is not mechanically damaged or removed. The coating also forms a thin membrane on the surface, which protects surfaces from erosion and successfully reflects harmful UV radiation.
Absolutely. The coatings are non-toxic and contain no VOCs, formaldehydes, or other harmful ingredients.
Each product has a QR code on its label. After scanning it, you can easily download the Technical and Material Data Sheet, Safety Data Sheet, and general Application Manual.
Before application, it is necessary to assess the condition of the substrate. If the plaster is loose, falling off, or has too many old layers, it is necessary to scrape it off. Otherwise, the new coating could peel off along with the old substrate.
Yes, selected products can be tinted with standard water-soluble pigment according to the procedure in the Technical Data Sheet for the product.
It is possible to repaint reflective insulating paint with standard paint without losing the reflective or thermal insulating properties of the paint
Yes. ALPHA TEMPER coating is intended for industrial use. It significantly reduces the surface temperature of technological equipment and hot surfaces, thus providing ideal protection for workers and preventing burns when touched with bare skin.
The industrial range contains special anti-corrosion additives. Thanks to their unique composition, THRcoating coatings are resistant to corrosion.
