With great brilliance, greater

Innovative technology developed in Japan establishes new standards to reduce emissions of volatile organic compounds contained in varnish and carbon dioxide as a result of energy consumption during painting. Like the current system of three -layer coatings used at all Mazda plants in Japan, the new technology is located on the front edge in terms of reducing CO2 emissions, while reducing the emissions of volatile organic compounds by 57%. Remarkable results are the result of an improved paint spraying system, and an extremely powerful technology for removing water from paint. At the same time, Mazda improved the coloring process by creating coatings with great brilliance, greater strength and resistance to scratches, and sunlight. The more efficient use of paint spraying systems and control over the temperature and air of water content in the paint allows you to consume 34% less energy compared to conventional water -based paint. The system of aqua-technology also includes the controlled operation of infrared drying, which can be quickly turned on and off. This system is optimally adapted to any type of heating of the car and paint housing, and effectively removes water, reducing the energy necessary for drying. It also allows you to reduce CO2 emissions by 17% compared to the usually used technology.