Air purifying paint

A paint that copies nature to neutralise pollutants and kill viruses & bacteria.

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Problem Addressed

How to reduce air pollution and improve indoor air quality.

Solution Overview

Airlite paint copies nature to produce air purifying ions at the painted surface. As in nature, these ions neutralise pollutants and kill viruses & bacteria. Airlite paint:

Purifies the air (neutralising NO₂)
Is anti-viral & anti-bacterial: Kills 99.9% ( human coronavirus, SARS & influenza)
Prohibits mould and mould spores
Has no VOCs, solvents or antibiotics
Has low CO₂ footprint (>70% reduction)
Is made from recycled materials – Cradle to Cradle Gold
Has no hazardous waste
Supports the achievement of WELL, BREEAM, LEED, ESG credentials

In recent customer trials, the paint reduced NOx by 50+% but also saved the customer 20g of VOC and 5kg of hazardous waste in just a 31m2 trial.

Airlite can be applied by brush, roller or spray, and is comparable in cost to standard paints.

Airlite is trusted by:

Grosvenor Estates
Bouygues Energies & Services
Greystar
Fore Partnership

For further information contact info@airlite.com or gnorman@airlite.com 0800 644 4422

Company name

Airlite

UK availability

Yes

Solution launch date

2015

Solutions submitted by

Airlite (AM Technology)

Case Study

Case Study 1: A small trial in a Government-owned building saw a 31m2 wall area room painted with Airlite, with an identical room elsewhere painted using a traditional paint. Air monitors were placed in both rooms. The results for just one small room were:

Airlite room reduced NOx by 50+%.
Airlite rooms saved the customer 20g of VOC and 5+kg of hazardous waste (when comparing EPD statements of both products).

Case Study 2: Jo Richardson Community School, East London (200m2)
Airlite was applied to walls of a nursery classroom and traditional paint was used in an identical classroom. Air monitors were placed in the rooms for two weeks prior to painting and a month after painting. Outcomes demonstrated for the Airlite room were:

96.4% reduction in NOx;
100% reduction in hazardous waste;
98% reduction in VOCs;
67.2% reduction in CO2 footprint.

Airlite was deemed to be a simple swap-in for traditional paint.

99.9 %

>70 %

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