Low build-up height
Functional layers can work where conventional systems reach structural or constructive limits.
FUNCTIONAL MATERIAL TECHNOLOGY
Functional coatings that give surfaces new properties.
Thin, applicable material systems for thermal insulation, electric heat, fire and surface protection, developed for applications where conventional systems reach constructive limits.
PURE PARTS
Four functional worlds. One technology platform.
PURE PARTS connects heat, thermal function, fire protection and surface protection within one shared technology and development platform. The lighthouse represents orientation, while the four segments represent the platform’s functional technology worlds.
Elements in balance for a livable world.
Project start
What would you like to check?
Choose the problem- or application-oriented entry point that fits your building component, detail or evidence need.
Why PURE?
More function. Less intervention.
Where space is limited, geometries are complex and surfaces are sensitive, the key is often not material mass but targeted functional integration.
Functional surfaces
PURE addresses thermal, fire and surface-related requirements directly at the component layer.
Integrable technology
Material systems are developed for real application scenarios, not isolated laboratory concepts.
How PURE works
Function begins in the material.
At low layer thicknesses, microstructure can influence how heat is transported.
The relevant question is not only which material is used, but how its structure influences heat transport.
A nanoporous architecture can change effective transport within very thin layers. The resulting function must be assessed in its defined component and system context.
Application level
More than just insulation.
PURE THERMO becomes relevant where existing buildings, details, facades, interiors and technical areas place different requirements on the same system logic.
- Existing buildings and limited build-up height
- Thermal bridges and junctions
- Assess interior and exterior routes separately
PURE THERMO
Thermal function where space becomes the decisive factor.
What could PURE THERMO do for your building component?
PURE THERMO is currently the most advanced product family in the platform and shows how functional material systems can address existing components and detail areas.
- Low build-up height
- Surface application
- Complex geometries
- Existing-building details
- Thermally relevant detail areas
Portfolio
Product and application portfolio
Functional material technologies and the product and application routes developed from them.
PURE THERMO
Thin coating for components, details and limited build-up heights.
PURE LIQUID HEAT
Surface electrical heat as material and module route.
PURE FLOOR PROTECT
Surface protection for heavily used floor areas.
PURE FIRE PROTECT
Fire-protection route with clear testing and classification logic.
PURE SURFACE PROTECT
Protection principle for architecture, infrastructure and industrial surfaces.
PURE WATER PROTECT
Easy-to-clean route for marine and water-exposed surfaces.
PURE WOOD PROTECT
Protection route for timber components and visible wood surfaces.
PURE BOAT PROTECT
Surface route for yacht and boat areas.
Evidence
We separate evidence from assumptions.
Technical statements are handled as an evidence legend, not as a generic marketing label.
A · externally testedEXTERNALLY TESTED
Documented test with defined test subject.
B · internally documentedINTERNALLY DOCUMENTED
Traceable internal documentation, project documentation or documented technical source.
C · calculated / modelledMODELLED
Calculation with transparent assumptions and limits.
D · development statusDEVELOPMENT
Test path, hypothesis or not-yet-released build-up.
Evidence preview
View all testing & evidenceThermal conductivity / THERM 4410
Source: Kiwa GmbH / MPA Berlin-Brandenburg · DIN EN 12664
λ = 0.0335 W/(m·K) under documented test conditions.
Test subject THERM 4410; assignment to the current Pure Thermo version is documented separately.View detailsWater vapour diffusion
Source: DIN EN ISO 7783-2 / DIN EN 1062-1
V = 25.6 g/(m²·d), sd = 0.76 m, V2 - medium at approx. 7-8 mm.
μ approx. 95-109 is derived, not directly measured.View detailsThermal resistance / U-value model
Source: Calculated model from layer thickness and λ
Component-level U-value change can be calculated transparently.
No general statement on whole-building energy savings.View detailsInternal temperature comparison
Source: Internal development documentation
Temperature comparison as development and plausibility evidence.
Does not replace project-specific building-physics assessment.View detailsPURE THERMO individual fire test
Source: External individual test / defined test build-up
Individual test applies only to the tested build-up.
Do not derive a general fire classification.View detailsPURE FIRE individual SBI test
Source: External individual test / defined test build-up
SBI results belong to the tested configuration.
Tested build-up only; no transfer to the combination.View detailsPURE THERMO + PURE FIRE test route
Source: System definition → EN ISO 11925-2 → EN 13823 → EN 13501-1
Combination route is defined as development and validation path.
No combination class without complete testing.View detailsA · externally testedλ = 0.0335 W/(m·K)Externally tested value
Pilot and reference programme
From project case to evaluable evidence.
01Starting point
02System definition
03Application
04Measurement
05Monitoring
06Evaluation
Buildings
Industry
Special application
Partnership
Collaboration starts with the right question.
Planning & architecture
System information and building-physics context.
Request documentsIndustry & application
Integration, technical applications and piloting.
Clarify pilot routePartnership & scaling
Market development and structured collaboration.
Check cooperationUnderstand. Calculate. Verify. Discuss.