

Transforming Buildings into Urban Green Lungs
Revolutionizing Air Quality
PureZone's Impact on Building Environments
PureZone's innovative paint technology revolutionizes air quality. It captures CO₂ and VOCs from the environments, releasing oxygen and purifying the surrounding atmosphere for a healthier and cleaner living or working space.
Many elements in our surroundings—such as people, electronic devices, furniture, and building materials — emit carbon dioxide (CO₂) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Without any intervention, these emissions are released into the air and contribute to greenhouse gas accumulation and will cause health issues.
Wall paint and Coatings containing PureZone technology captures these emissions, binds them within the paint layer, and converts them into minerals. These minerals are then sealed
within the coating, preventing their release back into the air.

As a result, the spaces become healthier for occupants while emitting less CO₂ into the environment — thereby reducing their ecological footprint.
Laboratory POC
PureZone Additive with commercial wall paints
GOAL
Demonstrating the capability of PureZone Additive to reduce CO₂ levels in the air
when used in commercial wall paints

01
5% of PureZone additive was mixed with two commercial exterior water-based wall paints.

02
The paints with PureZone additive were applied on ceramic tiles and left to dry for two hours at room temperature.

03
The dry-painted tiles were placed in a CO₂ measuring chamber. Room air flowed through the chamber. CO₂ reduction was measured at the air flow outlet.
RESULTS
Seven different tile models, coated with the paint containing PureZone additive, were placed (separately) in the chamber, and measured for two hours.
The average decrease in CO₂ content in the air was:
• Mineral water-based paint - 6% up to 11.6%
• Acrylic water-based paint - 26.4% up to 32.5%
The experiment demonstrated that the tiles coated with the PureZone activated paint absorbed CO₂ over time.
CONCLUSION
PureZone Additive substantially reduces CO₂ concentration.

PureZone vs. Available Solutions
15 liter can of PureZone-based paint captures 25.65 kg CO₂.
At painting power of 6m ²/liter it covers 90 m². This surpasses the carbon absorption capacity of a single tree, which captures 9.86 kg of CO₂ per year (27g CO₂ per day).

