Recently, Shenzhen Simon United Building Materials Co., Ltd. received many inquiries from construction units about the same problem: latex paint in underground spaces, corridors and public places was required to be rectified and completely reworked. The problem is all in the wrong paint! This baffles the old engineers, supervisors, and construction teams. They have been doing construction like this for 30 years, so why are they unqualified now?

International Standard Classification of Test Methods for Inorganic Coatings Related to Paint Application Processes, Paints and Varnishes, Metrology and Measurement Integration, Analytical Chemistry, Air Quality, Organic Chemistry, Adhesives and Adhesive Products, Textile Products , paint and pigment industry, paint ingredients, shipbuilding and marine structures in general.

Inorganic coatings are highly sought after by professionals for their features such as Class A non-combustibility, no mildew, and extremely low organic emissions (formaldehyde, VOC and other harmful substances). Inorganic coatings are Class A fireproof materials. The decoration materials in public building spaces, passages, corridors and special places of various buildings must meet Class A fireproof standards. Among all the coatings, there are only silicate-based water-based inorganic coatings and dry powder coatings. Inorganic coatings comply with Class A non-combustible standards. That is to say, in these places, other materials that can reach the A-level non-combustible standard, such as stone tiles, metal plates, silicon-calcium boards, etc., can only be used for decoration with paint.

In recent years, you can hear it from time to time, especially some key engineering projects are directly designed to be painted with inorganic coatings. So what is an inorganic coating? As far as its name is concerned, we can define it like this: the coating made of inorganic binder material as the main binder, combined with certain additives and pigments and fillers, we call it inorganic coatings. There is a quantitative problem in this concept of "inorganic binder material as the main binder". At present, the industry generally believes that the coating with an organic content of less than 5% is an inorganic coating. Due to its unique properties and uses, inorganic coatings are a newer and better choice for the decoration industry!

GB50222-2017 Code for Fire Protection of Building Interior Decoration Design was announced on July 31, 2017, and officially implemented on April 1, 2018