Fraunhofer Institute for Electron BeamMesse / January 13, 2025 - January 17, 2025
BAU
World's Leading Trade Fair for Architecture, Materials, Systems
Please visit us at booth C2 528. We look forward to meeting you.!
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Location
Munich, Germany
Date
January 13, 2025 - January 17, 2025
Fraunhofer Institute for Electron Beam and Plasma Technology FEP will be presenting innovative solutions for smart surfaces and coatings for the building sector at BAU 2025. Using technologies such as electron beam, plasma and sputtering technology, the institute develops surfaces that offer optical, electrical and antimicrobial functions, among others.
One focus is on low-E and solar control coatings, which reduce energy requirements by better regulating light and temperature in buildings. Thermochromic coatings adapt to temperature fluctuations and improve energy efficiency, while special coatings for solar systems increase the performance and longevity of modules.
Indoors, processes such as electron beam technology enable antibacterial and dirt-repellent surfaces. The Fraunhofer FEP is also working on advanced heat storage materials that support sustainable heating solutions.
In addition, the latest research results in the field of perovskite solar cells as well as encapsulation technologies for organic photovoltaics and structuring technologies for later design PV applications will be presented.
With these innovative technologies, the Fraunhofer FEP contributes to the development of sustainable, future-oriented buildings and offers comprehensive support from the feasibility study to pilot production.
Our exhibits at BAU 2025
Model house with thin-film technologies for the building sector, including:
- Low-E and thermochromic coatings
- Antibacterial surfaces
- Anti-reflective coatings for glass
- Coatings on ultra-thin, flexible glass
- Barrier coatings for solar applications
- 3D coatings for tube collectors and zeolite heat accumulators
- Structuring processes for design photovoltaic applications
Sustainable building materials from biogenic lime synthesis
Glass modules with anti-reflective coating
Mercury-free thin films for the reconstruction of historical mirrors