ISSUE: Long-term protection of aluminum panels which are to be used in a ceiling of the air link bridge at Suvanabhumi International airport, a new state of the art international airport in Thailand.

SOLUTION: Nansulate® PT was used to coat the aluminium sandwich panels, providing them with long-term corrosion protection and offering added insulating ability.

The new Terminal Complex, in Nong Ngu Hao, Samut Prakarn Province, has a total floor area of 500,000m2, making it the largest airport in the world. Robertson supplied 11,530m2 of Robertson Wall Panels in fluorocarbon painted aluminium and steel, which were used as roof and soffit claddings for the terminal building's aerobridges, including the double-decker aerobridges.

"Dear Sir,

We wish to confirm that H H Robertson selected Nansulate for the coating of the ceiling panels supplied to the air link bridges at Suvanabhumi International Airport, Bangkok.

H H Robertson pride themselves on supplying quality products to the construction industry. This means they work with quality suppliers and after a long and extensive investigation selected Nansulate over all other coating systems, because it was the only product that met our stringent technical requirements. One of the key issues that induced H H Robertson to select Nansulate, was that the suppliers were prepared to support the product with a warranty."

Your faithfully,

Chris Moor
General Manager
H H Robertson (Thailand) Co., Ltd

Industrial Nanotech's Distributor for Thailand is Bangkok Integrated Trading Co., Ltd. Contact information can be found on our Distributor Map

ISSUE: Need to prevent transfer of heat on car components in the engine and fuel assembly.

SOLUTION: Nansulate® Translucent High Heat is currently being used on cars by two professional race teams (in NASCAR and V8 Super Car). Both teams have seen positive performance enhancement by using Nasulate to insulate components in the engine and fuel assemly to reduce heat transfer and increase horsepower and efficiency.

ISSUE: Protection of restored historical aircraft from condensation and corrosion while on display at a major aircraft museum.

SOLUTION: Nansulate® Translucent PT offered a means of protection for the aircraft from both condensation and corrosion. The invisible, thin film layers allowed for protection without detracting from the majestic look of the airplane.

"I am writing to personally thank you and Industrial Nanotech for your recent gift to the Seattle Museum of Flight's de Havilland Comet Mk4C Restoration Project. The entire Comet restoration group wants you to know how grateful we are for your product and the kind spirit behind its gift.

The coating you contributed has already become an important part of our eventual exhibit. We have painted the interior of our aircraft's forward passenger compartment's skin, and have already seen the benefits of its protection through a significant reduction in condensation. When we have completed the entire project, Industrial Nanotech's coating will be an important hidden addition to the 'first Jet Airliner' exhibit. The original interior skin finish was a revolutionary (for 1959) epoxy. It seems appropriate that we replace it with a revolutionary (for 2006) coating by Industrial Nanotech..."

Yours truly,

Bob Hood
Project Manager Emeritus
de Havilland Comet Mk4C Restoration Project
www.museumofflight.org

ISSUE: A large 3-story building in Atlanta was being renovated into commercial office space. The environmental contractors hired for the job needed to find a suitable form of lead abatement that would encapsulate the lead and that was also cost effective.

SOLUTION: After initial patch tests were completed successfully, Nansulate® LDX was chosen for use in the 30,000 SF building to encapsulate the lead contaminates. Nansulate® offered a cost effective solution and was the only clear encapsulant that could be applied to the wide variety of surfaces, including wood and brick.