InnoStar’s PURfect Hybrid 800 is Clean Air Gold Certified
Santa Clara, California (September 2025) – InnoStar’s PURfect Hybrid 800 Window & Door Sealant is Clean Air GOLD Certified by Intertek®, marking a significant achievement in sustainable building materials. This certification confirms that PURfect Hybrid 800 meets the stringent California Department of Health (CDPH) guidelines, placing it among the top-performing sealants for indoor air quality.
Intertek’s Clean Air program rigorously tests products for low VOC emissions to ensure compliance with leading sustainability standards. As a result, PURfect Hybrid 800 not only meets strict environmental requirements but also supports healthier indoor environments. Furthermore, this achievement strengthens InnoStar’s commitment to delivering high-performance products that excel in the field while advancing sustainability goals.
Key Benefits of PURfect Hybrid 800 with Clean Air GOLD Certification:
- Verified low VOC emissions through Intertek’s ISO 17025-accredited lab, ensuring compliance with strict environmental standards
- Alignment with LEED sustainability programs, making it easier for projects to earn green building credits
- Contribution to healthier indoor air quality by minimizing harmful emissions
- Verified listing in Intertek’s Sustainability Directory for transparency and accountability
- Ongoing monitoring to ensure continued compliance and consistent performance
With this certification, PURfect Hybrid 800 reinforces InnoStar’s leadership in sustainable, high-performance sealants. In addition to its superior adhesion, flexibility, and long-term weather resistance, this certification demonstrates that PURfect Hybrid 800 is a product professionals can trust for both performance and environmental responsibility.
At InnoStar, we believe high performance should go hand in hand with sustainability. With Clean Air GOLD Certification, PURfect Hybrid 800 is not only a top choice for window and door applications—it’s also the right choice for healthier, greener buildings.