On April 15th, China Coating Industry Association announced the first batch of China Coating Industry Association Group Standard Project Plans for 2020, "General Technical Conditions for Floor Construction and Acceptance Technical Specifications", "Green Design Product Evaluation Technical Specifications Inorganic Architectural Coatings", "Waterborne coatings for automotive wheels", "Testing methods for antiviral properties of paints (paint films)", "Waterborne protective coatings for surface treatment", "Standards for the construction and evaluation of smart factories in the paint manufacturing industry", "Hexadecyl diesters", etc. 7 standards are planned to be completed within 12 months.
According to the list of project plans, the relevant standards for inorganic architectural coatings, antiviral coatings and smart coating factories are all formulated for the first time, and these concepts are also newly emerging, and are the products of the industry and market development to a certain stage.
Tu Ming observer Li Mingyue said that with the development of the paint market, consumers have constantly put forward new functional requirements for products. For example, a new type of environmentally friendly wall decoration material-inorganic architectural coatings, not only solves the shortcomings of poor weather resistance of organic coatings, short repair period, and fire and anti-inflammatory defects, but also improves the environmental performance of coatings, which will help Inorganic coatings have become the next outlet in the coating industry.
As far as anti-viral coatings are concerned, in fact, companies developed such products as early as 1994, but it has been difficult to promote and apply them in the market on a large scale. However, by the beginning of 2020, due to the impact of the new coronavirus pandemic, the full name was concerned about health and environmental protection, so paint companies have also developed antiviral paint products. Although the surface coating of anti-viral coatings has the function of killing viruses, large and small companies have launched such products. It is difficult for consumers in the market to determine whether they can resist and kill viruses. Therefore, it is imperative to introduce relevant standards for antiviral coatings.