3 Advantages that why should we use Eco-Friendly Paints?


Ever since the alarming effect of environmental abuse surfaced, every industry has been trying to incorporate techniques that could impart less harmful impact on the finite natural resource pool. Chemical industry has been no exception, with almost every manufacturer investing significantly in greener production. A leading chemical industry magazine ranked Eco-friendly paints as the upcoming gold standard of the paint industry not just in Indian domain but also for the global market. 

Eco-friendly paints come across as much better decorative in terms of durability and production, allowing the market leaders to promote green production. As per the reports presented in various chemical news India Eco-friendly paints are not just cost-effective for producer and end-user but are lot healthier for environment. 

Apart from the visible benefits there are 3 Advantages that why should we use Eco-Friendly Paints?

·        The foremost reason to use eco-friendly paints is because they contain very low amount of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC). Chemical based paints come with high VOC content that is proven to pose health risks. Paints having VOC often discharge non-biodegradable waste that can cause prolonged health risks in humans.
·        The next reason is the cost benefits that follows the use of eco-friendly paints. Like all eco-friendly products, these paints might come with slightly high initial cost but tend to gravitate towards the much economical section during the long run. Eco-friendly paints never pose health-related concerns.
·         Industry experts also certify the fact that eco-friendly paints are also better in quality and proven to rank better across various quality parameters like color retention, viscosity, abrasion resistance and paint coverage.

Environmental issues

Promoting eco paints can also contribute towards a healthier environment as the raw material used in its production is mostly bio-degradable and renewable in nature. Eco-friendly paints never release toxic compounds which doesn’t hold true for conventional paint products. Various chemical agents used to derive traditional paints are supposed to be carcinogenic. Whereas eco-paints are completely natural and are produced from components like seeds, natural oils, bio-degradable wax and plant compounds. 
 
The concern for harmful emission and fume dispenses gets eliminated with the use of eco-friendly paints which, to some extent, has always been a matter of forever debate in case of traditional chemical paints. Unlike its counterparts, eco-friendly paints also impart less negative impact on the natural ecosystem.

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