A company in Tianjin used citrus peels to extract pure plant paints and started to put on the market. The emergence of this new technology can allow people to bid farewell to the pollution of paint and paint in decoration. Zhang Gang, general manager of the technology developer Tianjin Haohong Technology Development Co., Ltd., said that the main raw material of this product is the use of orange oil in the orange peel. These raw materials can be said to be completely waste. Each ton of paint needs about 4 tons of peel. According to tests conducted by the National Building Materials Testing Center, the performance and chemical indexes of these products are much higher than those of traditional chemical coatings, and they are truly non-toxic and non-environmental. Testing of the Tianjin Health and Epidemic Prevention Center: The company's production of solvent and detergent products are food-grade safe and non-toxic. According to the statistics report of the paint industry, China needs about 2 million tons of architectural paint annually, and it is increasing at a rate of 2.5%. Huang Jiazhan, a senior engineer of the Tianjin SME Technology and Development Association, said that this technology may also provide farmers with a new way to increase income in citrus producing areas. China is the country of origin and production of citrus. The citrus planting area ranks first in the world. Its output is second only to Brazil and the United States, but citrus used for processing accounts for only 5%. In recent years, as citrus production continues to increase, the phenomenon of selling citrus is often seen. Huang Jiazhan said that this technology will be further extended to form a circular economy chain. Because the production of paint paint residues can be reused. The company is using the residue from the production of paint coatings to produce new environmentally friendly panels, and sample products have also been introduced.
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