R&D Center
The six-story R&D center has more than 100 color chemists responsible for continuous color matching and formulation development.
We use the most advanced technology and equipment to work with OEM customers to create exclusive colors for their vehicles, and use constant temperature and humidity painting robots to perfectly simulate the customer’s factory painting line.
It is also here that our chemists develop new and innovative eco-friendly solutions to ensure our future and that of the planet. We pursue a green economy where we research and develop environmental-friendly waterborne paints, build and promote green paint brands under the principles of Low Consumption, Low Emission and Low Carbon Footprint of all processes.
Collaboration with the industry, universities and academia enable us to not only stay at the forefront of technology, but to lead the industry. Currently, our chemists hold over 30 patents in the waterborne paint category alone.
At a glance:
Walk-in constant temperature and humidity chamber
The lab is equipped with precision equipment and can be configured as a walk-in temperature and humidity chamber to simulate various natural environments, ensuring that our products can provide optimal performance for customers in different regions around the world.
Painting robot
Works in a constant temperature and humidity environment to simulate the production process of OEM factories.
Production Imitation Devices
Independent devices for pilot testing of polymer synthesis, solvent-based products and waterborne products.
Testing and Analysis Equipment
Instruments and devices for testing and the analysis of new products and materials during research and development. The shear scale and professionalism of the R&D center means that Yatu attracts the best talent in the industry.
Industry-Academia-Research
qicai chemists co-operate with colleges and universities to facilitate the industrialization of new technology patents and cultivate talent in the industry. This innovative strategy ensures that new breakthroughs are tested in real world conditions and brought to market as quickly as possible.