HeatCure is a transparent, nanotechnology-based coating that can be applied to glass. It can block up to 85% of heat, 85% of infrared rays, and 99% of ultraviolet rays. HeatCure can reduce electricity consumption by 15-20% for 12-15 years. It can also control solar heat gain through window glass by 4 to 10 degrees Celsius.
Heat Cure is a nanotechnology-based glass coating that blocks 85% of the sun’s heat from entering a space. It also blocks UV and IR rays from penetrating windows, which can help reduce energy bills.
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Functional coatings, Water repellent coatings, Electronics, Biomedicine, Environment, Food, Textile.
Nanotechnologies can impart unique properties to materials, such as: Chemical, Mechanical, Thermal, Surface, Photophysical.
Some plastics and polymers require heat curing to achieve their final form. This involves subjecting the material to elevated temperatures, which triggers a chemical reaction that transforms the polymer into its desired state. This process is commonly used in the manufacturing of various plastic products.
Some adhesives, especially in aerospace and high-performance applications, require heat curing to reach their full strength and bonding properties. The heat activates the curing agent or accelerates the curing process.
In textile printing, heat cure solutions are used to set dyes and pigments in fabric, ensuring colorfastness and washability. This is often done using heat presses or ovens.