On 26 August, Takasho entered into a collaboration with Koyu Rentia and obtained exclusive distribution rights in the architecture and building materials sectors for MagiVeil, a coating technology containing no VOCs. The technology will first be introduced to rental furniture, followed by an expanded rollout in the building materials sector.
Exterior products manufacturer Takasho announced on 26 August that it had entered into a collaboration with Koyu Rentia and obtained exclusive distribution rights in the architecture and building materials sectors for MagiVeil, a coating technology containing no VOCs. It will first be introduced to Koyu Rentia's rental furniture.
MagiVeil is a VOC-free coating developed and marketed by ASK. Originally developed for automotive applications, it can now be used not only on metal but also on materials such as fabric and leather. The coating is expected to improve stain resistance, preserve appearance and reduce maintenance requirements, and is described as capable of extending product life.
The company plans to first proceed with applications for rental furniture and then expand the technology further into the architecture and building materials sectors.
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