Nano Coating for Gypsum and straw

Nano Coating for Gypsum and Straw (NCGS™ code) is a revolutionary nano insulation explicitly designed for building facades, offering compatibility with plaster, thatch, and straw surfaces. Applying this advanced nano-coating to plaster and straw imparts a remarkable self-cleaning property to these surfaces. The NCGS™ code incorporates acrylic, silicone resins, and waterproof nanomaterials, creating a powerful hydrophobic coating that measures between 1 and 100 nm in diameter. These nanomaterial particles effectively cover the micro-metric surfaces, resulting in superior performance compared to traditional materials. Moreover, this water-based hydrophobic insulating nano resin is environmentally friendly, aligning with sustainable practices. NCGS™ waterproofing demonstrates exceptional resistance to environmental damage, making it an ideal choice for moisture insulation and preservation of historic structures. Whether safeguarding plaster or straw facades or protecting any part of a building constructed with straw and cement, this nano-insulation coating offers unparalleled effectiveness and durability.


PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The NCGS™ code represents a specialized nano-coating developed for plaster and straw surfaces. This innovative solution combines acrylic and silicone resins with nano hydrophobic materials, carefully formulated using cutting-edge nanotechnology. As a water-based product, the hydrophobic insulating nano-resin coating requires dilution with water before application. When applied to building facades, this nano-coating deeply penetrates the plaster or straw surfaces, filling all the pores and providing comprehensive waterproofing. Once the impregnation process is complete, the surfaces gain remarkable water repellency and impermeability, preventing water, dust, chemicals, natural pollutants, and other harmful substances from adhering to the treated areas.
Consequently, surfaces treated with this nano waterproofing experience reduced damage and remain cleaner for extended periods. This type of nano insulation is particularly advantageous for plaster or straw facades, offering moisture insulation and preservation benefits for historic structures. The NCGS™ self-cleaning nano-hydrophobic coating ensures that plaster or straw surfaces do not absorb dirt, maintaining a clean appearance.

The Price of Nano Materials for Building Facades

In the sales market, the price of nano facades for buildings is typically based on the liter unit. Numerous factors influence the pricing of nanomaterials for building facades, including the constituents, product brand, manufacturing country’s currency, and more. Consequently, the price of the NCGS™ nano-coating for plaster and straw is variable, and it is not feasible to provide a fixed price for these nano-sealing materials. To obtain accurate and detailed information regarding the pricing of nanomaterials like nano facade coatings or nano seals, we recommend contacting our experts at Afzir. They will gladly provide guidance and address any specific inquiries you may have.

The rate of growth in the market

Nano coating for plaster and straw (NCGS™) has gained popularity due to its versatility and numerous benefits. It is extensively used for moisture insulation, self-cleaning properties, and environmental compatibility in building facades made of plaster or straw. The market for nano-coatings, including NCGS™, has experienced significant growth driven by the demand for sustainable solutions, advancements in nanotechnology, enhanced durability and performance, and increasing awareness and adoption in the construction industry. The market is expected to continue growing as research and development efforts continue, and there is a greater emphasis on sustainable construction practices.

Features


  •  Compatible with non-absorbent or low-absorbent surfaces
  •  Has water repellency
  •  Self-cleaning
  •  Dustproof
  •  High coverage power
  •  Ease of implementation
  •  Quick drying
  •  Suitable for plaster and straw surfaces
  •  Resistant to different weather conditions

Applications


  •  Protection and sealing of plaster or straw surfaces of buildings
  •  Protection of walls against slogans (due to the self-cleaning feature, paint stains can be easily removed.)
  •  Protection of ancient buildings

Packaging


  • 1 and 8 kg

Colour


  • silky matte

technical specifications

Physical Properties

Physical basis

silky matte

Shelf time

12 months
Maintenance condition

4-40℃

Mechanical Properties

chemical basis

Modified Alkaline Silicane
density

 1Kg/L

mixing ratio

gypsum surfaces: 5 times the volume of water

Straw surfaces: 5 times the volume of water

Surface drying time

2 hours

For Engineers
  • Stay updated on Nano coating technology: Stay informed about the latest advancements in nano-coating technology for gypsum and straw surfaces.
  • Understand the substrate: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the properties of gypsum and straw surfaces to optimize the application and performance of the nano-coating.
  • Proper surface preparation: Ensure thorough surface cleaning and repair before applying the nano coating for adequate adhesion.
  • Dilution and application techniques: Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for diluting the nano-coating and apply it evenly using appropriate tools.
  • Conduct testing and quality control: Regularly test and monitor the performance of the nano-coating to ensure its efficacy and durability.
  • Consider environmental factors: Consider environmental conditions like temperature and pollution levels during the application process.
  • Collaborate with suppliers and experts: Maintain communication with suppliers and industry experts for guidance and support.
  • Document and share knowledge: Record experiences and best practices to share within your professional network for continuous learning and improvement.
For Contractors
  • Familiarize yourself with nano-coating technology: Develop a strong understanding of nano-coating technology for gypsum and straw surfaces.
  •  Collaborate with engineers and designers: Maintain open communication and coordination with the project team to understand requirements and specifications.
  •  Prioritize surface preparation: Thoroughly clean and repair gypsum and straw surfaces before applying the nano-coating.
  • Follow manufacturer’s guidelines: Adhere to the recommended application process, dilution ratios, and curing procedures provided by the manufacturer.
  •  Use proper application techniques: Apply the nano-coating evenly and uniformly using appropriate tools and methods for consistent coverage.
  • Implement quality control and testing: Conduct regular tests to ensure the effectiveness and durability of the nano-coating.
  •  Prioritize safety precautions: Follow safety protocols and use protective gear during the application process.
  •  Maintain communication with suppliers: Stay in touch with suppliers for technical support and a smooth supply chain.
  •  Document project details: Keep detailed records of surface preparation, application techniques, and challenges faced for future reference and improvement.
Application Instructions

Surface Preparation:

  • Prior to applying nano materials, ensure the surface is free from contaminants like oil, dust, paint, and plaster.
  • The surface must be completely dry before applying nano materials.

Steps for Application:

  • Clean the surface thoroughly to remove any contamination.
  •  Dilute the special nano-coating for plaster and straw with water according to the instructions before use.
  •  Gradually add water to the nanomaterials for dilution, using a stirring rod to mix them. Avoid using high-speed mixers to prevent foaming.
  •  Dilution ratio: Use five times the volume of water for both gypsum and straw surfaces.
  •  For improved results, reapply the material to the surface approximately 20 minutes after the initial layer.
  •  Apply the material to the surface using a spray or brush, ensuring complete coverage.
  •  Repeat the application process until the entire surface is coated.
  •  After 2 hours, the surface will be dry and ready for use.

Product Storage:

  • Store the product in dry locations.
  •  Maintain a temperature range of 5 to 40 degrees Celsius.
  •  Ensure the product container is tightly closed after each use.
  •  The shelf life of the product is up to 1 year.
Guide to Quality Control (QC)
  •  Establish clear quality standards: Define specific parameters for adhesion, water resistance, durability, and self-cleaning properties.
  •  Inspect raw materials: Verify the quality of acrylic, silicone resins, and nano hydrophobic materials used in the coating.
  •  Check surface preparation: Ensure proper cleaning, drying, and defect removal before applying the Nano coating.
  • Perform adhesion tests: Assess the bonding strength between the coating and gypsum/straw surfaces.
  • Conduct water resistance tests: Evaluate the coating’s ability to repel water and prevent penetration.
  • Assess durability: Subject coated samples to accelerated aging tests to evaluate resistance to degradation.
  • Evaluate self-cleaning properties: Test the coating’s ability to repel dust, dirt and maintain a clean appearance.
  • Monitor performance over time: Regularly inspect and test coated surfaces to ensure ongoing adherence to quality standards.
  • Document and report: Maintain detailed records of test results, observations, and corrective actions taken.
  • Drive continuous improvement: Use data and insights to identify areas for enhancement and implement necessary adjustments in the coating process.

technical documents

Technical Data Sheet (TDS)

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Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

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Drawings

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Frequently Asked Questions

Nano coating for gypsum and straw What kind of nano coating is the facade of the building?

NCGS ™ gypsum and thatch nano coating is a nano waterproofing agent that is used to waterproof or seal the plaster or thatch facade of the building. By using this hydrophobic insulating nano-resin, the useful life of the surface increases many times. In addition, plaster or straw surfaces coated with this self-cleaning nano-hydrophobic coating are protected from absorbing any contamination or dirt such as dust by benefiting from the hydrophobic and dust-repellent properties.

What is the diameter of nano particles that make up nano materials for building facades?

The particles that make up the nano coating for NCGS ™ gypsum and thatch are formulated using nano technology. For this purpose, the particles that make up this nano insulation of the building facade are very small and have a diameter of approximately 1 to 100 nanometers.

NCGS ™ nano coating for gypsum and thatch is made of what materials?

Hydrophobic insulating nano-resin for gypsum and thatch (NCGS™ code) is made of acrylic and silicone resins as well as hydrophobic nanomaterials formulated with nanotechnology.

Nano waterproofing coating for plaster and straw (NCGS™ code), what applications does it include?

This type of nano-coating of the facade of the building can be used for sealing the facade or moisture insulation of straw or gypsum surfaces. Nano coating for gypsum and thatch NCGS ™ is widely used in the protection of ancient works, protection of plaster or thatch facades of buildings or any part of the structure made of straw and cement.

How to prepare or mix NCGS ™ special gypsum and straw nano coating with water?

Nano coating for gypsum and straw (NCGS™ code) is a water-soluble or water-based composition. Therefore, it should be diluted with water before use. For this purpose, in case of using this nano moisture insulation on gypsum or thatch surfaces, one volume of nano insulation on the facade of the building must be mixed with 5 times the volume of water, according to the instructions in the data sheet.

Is NCGS ™ special gypsum and straw nano coating compatible with the environment?

Yes, because this type of hydrophobic insulation nano resin is in the category of water-soluble or water-based nano facade waterproofing products. For this purpose, the special nano coating of NCGS ™ plaster and straw is compatible with the environment.

Nano moisture insulation of the facade of the building for gypsum and thatch (NCGS™ code), how does it make the surface impervious and water repellent?

Nano hydrophobic materials are one of the basic ingredients of this type of nano waterproofing coatings. Nano particles of hydrophobic materials formulated using nano technology are very small. Therefore, by applying this type of nano-insulating coating on the facade of the building to the plaster or straw surfaces, the nano-hydrophobic particles are scattered everywhere on the surface and by penetrating deep into the surface, they fill all the pores and empty spaces and make the surface particularly hydrophobic and dustproof.

What is the application of special gypsum and straw nano coating (NCGS™ code) in city walls?

This type of nano-coating for the facade of the building is also considered a self-cleaning nano-hydrophobic coating. Because by applying this nano waterproofing to the surface of plaster or thatched walls, the surface of the wall will benefit from the properties of dust repellency and water repellency. So, this feature does not allow any particles to remain on the surface of the wall coated with hydrophobic insulation nano-resin. Therefore, the surface of the wall always remains clean and free of any stains. For this purpose, special nano-coating for plaster and straw (NCGS™ code) is also useful in protecting city walls against slogans.

How long can the work surface be used after applying the nano insulation coating on the facade of the building?

After two hours of impregnating the surface with nano waterproofing and drying it, the coated surface can be used.

What tool is used to apply and impregnate surfaces with nano-look gypsum and straw (NCGS™ code)?

In order to apply and fully impregnate the surfaces with nano insulation coatings for the facade of the building, tools such as spray, brush, and roller can be used.

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