GEMAR International Philippines is proud to introduce an amazing new breakthrough in energy conservation, ecological preservation and an effective air-conditioning technology.
Radi-Cool films is a newly engineered glass polymer-based cling-roll metamaterial developed by a team of University of Colorado Boulder-based researchers led by Ronggui Yang and Xiaobo Yin, the inventors of this radically innovative product.
Radi-Cool is a sticker type roll film which provides cooling without needing any electrical power input. Made out of glass microspheres, polymer and silver, the material uses passive radiative cooling to dissipate heat from the object it protects and covers. Channelling energy through physics, the Radi-Cool Films by design, emits the energy as infrared radiation and also reflects solar light thereby effectively managing heat and produces that cooling function beneath the film.
Additional information as featured in PhysicsWorld.com reveals that the material is made up of glass microspheres, silver and a polymer, which allows it to emit infrared radiations and reflect the incidental solar radiations at the same time. This not only helps in dissipation of the inherent heat of the object but it also prevents further heating up, which makes it an excellent portable, replaceable and durable cooling device. It does not require electricity or any other source of power. Therefore, the newly developed material can function all day every day, without needing any human intervention.
Gemar International chief executive officer Frank Huang concludes that this ground-breaking innovation can be used to cool down structures in airports, malls and warehouses, as well as machineries in thermal power plants and other industries, buildings, greenhouses and solar panels to increase their longevity. For further details and inquiries regarding Radi-Cool films, you may visit their website at gemar.com.ph or by contacting 85290262 and 09171804188./PN
