Natural gas replaces coal or heavy oil, powering dryers and ovens at 120–200°C to ensure wallpapers, adhesives, and inks cure evenly and cleanly.

Collected VOCs are oxidized at 760–850°C in Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers, breaking them down into harmless H₂O + CO₂.

Adhesives in wallpapers, panels, and films are the main VOC and formaldehyde sources. Exhaust systems capture and direct them to treatment units.

Residual heat from RTO is recycled back into dryers or hot water systems, improving energy efficiency by 20–30% and lowering carbon output.