Heat Shield Materials
These inorganic heat-shielding materials are developed using ISK’s titanium dioxide-based technology. They effectively block near-infrared and infrared rays, making them ideal for paints and plastics that require heat protection. They are available in both black and transparent options.
Strengths
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						Strength 1Neutral black with little redness (black)
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						Strength 2Chromium-free (black)
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						Strength 3Excellent near-infrared reflection ability (common)
 
Typical Applications
- Example ①
Heat-shielding coatings for roof and wall - Example ②
Artificial wood for exterior use - Example ③
Heat-shielding glass coating 
Black : TIPAQUE BLACK SG-101
This is an inorganic black heat-shielding material that selectively reflects infrared rays. Compared to conventional iron-chromium-based black heat-shielding materials, it has a neutral tone without a reddish hue and exhibits excellent near-infrared reflectance.
Transparent : SN Series
The Transparent SN Series is an inorganic material that absorbs near-infrared rays.
Grade List
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| Grade | Product Form | Particle Shape | Composition | Specific Gravity | Particle Size (nm)  | 
								Electron Micrograph (TEM)  | 
							
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Black SG-101  | 
								Powder | Spherical | (Ca,Ti,Mn)O3 | 4.1 | 950 | ![]()  | 
							
| Transparent SN-100P  | 
								Powder | Spherical | Sb doped SnO2 | 6.6 | Primary particle size 10-30  | 
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| Transparent SN-100D  | 
								Water | ー | Sb doped SnO2, H₂O  | 
								6.6 | Secondary particle size 85-120  | 
							




