4 October 2009
In lieu of University Malaya’s Our Earth, Our Home exhibition and Green Sunday Forum, KristalBond was invited to share its attributes as a green solution for the urban lifestyle of city users. Held at the university’s auditorium, the one day event was graced by Minister YB Dato’ Dr Koh Tsu Koon, the guest of honour.
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| KristalBond Team |
The 60 minute talk presented by KristalBond’s (International Sales Office) General Manager, Yoshinari Kato stressed on the importance of energy savings through reduced energy consumption in cooling and heating a building.
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| KristalBond CEO, Eric Leong (left) explains how the product works to Minister YB Dato’ Koh Tsu Koon (centre) |
KristalBond, a solar control glass coating, reduces the transmission of solar rays such as ultraviolet and infrared as much as 99% and 90% respectively whilst retaining a high amount of visible light for daylight harvesting.
“By reducing the amount of heat from entering a window, a building’s temperature can be stabilized and even reduced by 3 to 10 °C. With such a 2 -3 C reduction, you are able to save up to 20% on your electrical consumption annually” explained Kato.
A Japanese product, KristalBond is the green solution to solar control for fenestrations. With its high performance, long lifespan and environmental attributes, KristalBond is an affordable investment for today’s urban living.
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