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Cleaner buildings. Cleaner world.


Imagine a world where buildings can clear the air while they clean themselves. Thanks to the innovative science behind Reynobond® EcoClean™, architects can now design structures that literally make our environment cleaner. Reynobond with EcoClean actively works to


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remove smog and other pollutants by using sunlight, water in the air and oxygen to break down organic matter. When it rains, instead of beading up, water will fl atten and sheet off on both horizontal and vertical surfaces. As water collapses and runs evenly off the building, organic matter is taken away.


Alcoa Architectural Products developed this proprietary process that leverages HYDROTECT™ technology from TOTO® to apply a titanium


dioxide coating, called EcoClean, to the pre-painted aluminum surface of Reynobond. This photocatalytic coating destroys organic pollutants in a reaction with UV light. The result is the world’s fi rst coil-coated aluminum architectural panel that helps to clean itself – and the air around it.


Cleaner air, a cleaner building and lower maintenance costs: another example of Excellence in Innovation from Alcoa Architectural Products to change our world for the better. Find out more at reynobondwithecoclean.com.


Alcoa Architectural Products • 50 Industrial Boulevard • Eastman, GA 31023-4129 • Tel. 800 841 7774 • reynobondwithecoclean.com ©2012 Alcoa Architectural Products. Reynobond®


is a registered trademark of Alcoa Inc. EcoClean™ is a trademark of Alcoa Inc. TOTO® is a registered trademark of TOTO LTD. HYDROTECT™ is a trademark of TOTO LTD. Circle #3 on reader service card.


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