Engineered to interrupt heat

Cool X and Ultra Cool X are advanced exterior coatings designed to manage how heat is absorbed, transmitted, and released at the building surface.

Built for hot climates, concrete facades, and the realities of urban heat.

Cool X coating

How the technology works

More than a heat-reflective surface, the coating is engineered to manage the path of heat.

Reduce heat gain

Helps limit how much solar heat is retained at the facade surface.

Slow heat transfer

Helps moderate the rate at which solar heat passes through the coating and into the wall.

Release heat

Helps the surface dissipate absorbed heat more effectively back into the surroundings.

Cooling performance starts at the microstructure

The performance of Cool X comes from its internal coating architecture.

At the microscopic level, the paint film contains engineered Hollow Glass Microspheres, each with a sealed air core. Once dispersed throughout the coating, these microspheres help moderate conductive heat flow through the paint layer, contributing to a measurable difference in how quickly solar energy reaches the substrate beneath.

At the same time, the coating surface is designed to support the release of absorbed heat through thermal emission, helping retained heat dissipate more effectively rather than building up in the wall.

The result is an exterior coating that does more than protect a facade. It functions as an advanced thermal-management layer.

Not just reflective. Intelligently heat-managing.
Cool X coating Exterior surface Concrete substrate A heat-managing coating structure that helps moderate inward heat flow and supports outward heat release.

The technology inside Cool X

Cool X incorporates Hollow Glass Microspheres, which are microscopic high-strength glass spheres with sealed air cores. Distributed throughout the paint film, they help manage heat transfer within the coating itself.

Because the hollow core conducts heat less effectively than conventional solid fillers, the coating helps moderate the rate at which solar heat passes from the exposed outer surface towards the underlying substrate.

This is what gives Cool X its heat-managing coating structure.

Why hollow matters

A hollow microsphere creates a less efficient pathway for heat to travel through the paint.

Engineered hollow microspheres create a less efficient pathway for heat to travel through the coating.

Two mechanisms. One cooler facade.

Heat moves in more slowly
Cool X coating Substrate

Reduced heat transfer

The sealed air cores within the Hollow Glass Microspheres help moderate the rate at which heat passes through the coating. While the coating layer is thin, the cumulative effect of thousands of microspheres contributes to a measurable reduction in heat reaching the substrate.

Heat escapes more easily
Cool X coating surface Heat released upward from coating surface Substrate

High thermal emittance

The coating surface is also designed to release absorbed heat more effectively through thermal emission, helping the facade shed retained heat rather than allowing it to accumulate over time.

Designed for the realities of urban heat

In dense cities, concrete and masonry buildings often behave like heat reservoirs. They absorb solar energy through the day, store that heat within the building mass, and continue releasing it long after sunset.

This thermal mass effect is one reason urban environments remain warmer into the evening. Surface heating is only part of the issue. Retained heat is the other.

Cool X is designed to help interrupt that cycle by reducing heat transfer into the wall and supporting more effective release of accumulated heat from the facade surface.

Concrete buildings can act like heat batteries.
1. Absorb Afternoon sun Solar heat enters the wall 2. Store Sun sets, heat stays Concrete retains heat for hours 3. Release Night, still warm Stored heat slowly releases upward Cool X is designed to interrupt this cycle Less heat enters the wall. More heat is released from the coated surface. The building retains less heat. The surroundings stay cooler for longer.

Choose the right thermal coating system

The Cool X range is designed to manage solar heat more intelligently at the building surface. Two systems, each engineered for different project requirements.

Substrate 3 coats

Three-coat thermal system

Cool X

A heat-managing exterior coating built with Hollow Glass Microsphere technology. Applied as a three-coat system to help moderate heat transfer and support heat dissipation at the facade surface.

  • Heat-managing coating structure
  • Helps reduce facade heat build-up
  • Supports lower thermal loading
  • SS678 and SS345 compliant
Substrate 1 coat (sealer integrated)

One-coat sealer-integrated system

Ultra Cool X

A sealer-integrated one-coat exterior paint designed to reduce material usage, manpower costs, and time on-site. Built for project-scale repaints where efficiency and thermal performance must work together.

  • Single-coat application with integrated sealer
  • Designed to reduce material and labour costs
  • Faster turnaround for large-scale repaints
  • SS678, SS345 and SS579 compliant

What this means for your building

Lower heat build-up

Helps reduce heat accumulation at the exposed facade surface.

Reduced thermal loading

Helps moderate the rate of heat transfer into the wall substrate.

Less retained heat

Supports faster release of absorbed heat from the facade.

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Smarter surface performance

Designed for hot climates and long hours of solar exposure.

The science, made simpler

They are microscopic hollow glass spheres embedded within the coating to create a micro-insulating structure.
It means heat moves more slowly through the coating and into the wall beneath it.
It is the material's ability to release absorbed heat back into the surroundings.
Dense materials such as concrete can absorb heat, store it, and release it slowly over time.
Because dense urban buildings and surfaces often trap heat, causing surroundings to stay warmer for longer.

A more intelligent approach to exterior cooling

Cool X and Ultra Cool X are designed for a new generation of building surfaces, where thermal performance, durability, and material science must work together.