Feibo glass self-cleaning coating uses nano photocatalytic and super-hydrophilic technology to form a transparent functional film on the glass.
Under sunlight and rain it keeps breaking down pollutants while a sheet of water carries dirt away, so the glass stays clean long term. It greatly reduces manual cleaning at height, cutting maintenance cost and safety risk and keeping building glass clear and clean for years.
Super-hydrophilic, self-cleaning, anti-soiling, anti-static
Curtain-wall glass, skylights and glass on public facilities — lower cleaning frequency, long-term clarity
Silicon dioxide, silicates, inorganic oxides, functional resin
Super-hydrophilic self-cleaning: the coating sharply lowers the water contact angle of the glass, so rain spreads into a thin sheet that carries dust and pollutants away — natural self-cleaning.
Anti-soiling: resists adhesion of oil, organic pollutants and water marks, keeping the glass clean long term.
Reduces electrostatic attraction, so less dust and fewer particles settle and the glass gets dirty more slowly.
An ultra-thin transparent coating that does not change the colour or clarity of the glass, meeting the visual requirements of building facades.
Outstanding ageing resistance: a 100% inorganic coating that is highly weather-resistant and does not degrade over the years. After 600 hours of accelerated ageing there was no chalking. In real outdoor use, with natural sand and wind wear, the coating’s well-proven period is five years, after which the effect fades slowly year by year.
Non-polymerised monomers withstand much longer service.
Si–O bonds have a bond energy of 452 kJ/mol, second only to the F–H bond of fluorocarbon coatings (565 kJ/mol) — and fluorocarbon coatings already carry warranties of 20+ years.
After coating, the anti-static effect keeps dirt from sticking; rain or a plain-water rinse is enough to restore a clean surface. Cleaning becomes far easier and manual cleaning drops by 3/4 per year, saving labour cost.
Curtain-wall glass sits outdoors year-round, collecting dust and water marks that spoil the building’s image
High-rise glass cleaning relies on people or equipment — high cost, high safety risk
Conventional cleaning treats the symptom: the glass is dirty again soon after
Frequent cleaning raises long-term O&M cost and management pressure
We follow a standardised glass self-cleaning application process so every project delivers the expected performance efficiently and reliably. A typical process:
Our technical team surveys the site, confirms glass type, mounting and working conditions, assesses environmental factors and prepares the application plan and test plan.
Before full-scale application a small test area verifies the glass condition and coating adhesion and confirms the application parameters and expected self-cleaning performance.
The glass is deep-cleaned with neutral detergent and soft tools to remove all dust, oil and water marks, leaving a clean, residue-free surface.
Once the glass is fully dry, the self-cleaning coating is applied by spray or wipe, ensuring an even, transparent film that does not affect appearance.
After application the coating cures naturally at room temperature into a dense, stable self-cleaning functional film firmly bonded to the glass.
The glass is inspected after application to confirm the self-cleaning effect and visual consistency, then the project is accepted and handed over.
Feibo nano self-cleaning coating cuts manual cleaning, keeps glass clean and clear long term and lowers work-at-height risk and O&M cost.
Our solution is proven on many buildings and public facilities — get in touch.