Industrial Nanotech Inc. is rapidly emerging as a nanoscience solutions and research. The Company develops and commercializes new and innovative applications for nanotechnology.Industrial Nanotech has announced that its Nansulate coatings for insulation, corrosion prevention, mold resistance and lead encapsulation have been included in a new 117 page report on "Nanotechnology for Green Building" by the Green Nanotechnology Forum.
Nansulate is the Company's patented product line of specialty coatings containing a nanotechnology based material. They are well-documented to provide the combined performance qualities of thermal insulation, corrosion prevention, and resistance to mold growth in an environmentally safe, water-based, coating formulation.
The Nansulate Product Line includes both industrial and residential coatings. Nansulate, when fully cured, contains approximately 70% Hydro-NM-Oxide and 30% acrylic resin and performance additive. A liquid applied coating, it dries to a thin layer and provides insulation, corrosion protection, prevents condensation, and prevents rust
Some features of the Nansulate Product Line:
Outstanding corrosion prevention and insulation properties
Easy Application with brush, roller or airless sprayer.
Non-toxic, water-based
Color: Translucent finish, with White Top Coat also available.
Allows for visual inspection of the substrate through the coating
It exhibits outstanding durability with excellent adhesion to steel, aluminum, galvanized aluminum, fiberglass, pvc, wood, concrete, plastic, and many more substrates.
Does not contain any potentially harmful anti-microbial additives or biocides
Resistant to existing molds as well as resistant to new molds
"We are pleased to see that our Nansulate coatings are becoming a brand name in the sector of Green Nanotechnology," VP Operations & Marketing Francesca Crolley said. "The fact that Nansulate is featured in this report, in addition to a recent report by the UK's Defra agency, strengthens our prominence in the green building market.”
“Nansulate reduces energy use, provides a cost savings on energy expense to consumers and industry, and makes it more cost effective to 'go green', therefore promoting reduction of carbon emissions in a way that is real. We feel that Nansulate can continue to increase its contribution to reducing energy use and we look forward to strong growth in the use of our products in the green building industry in the US and internationally, " she concluded.
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