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NanoTech Presents
Nano Shield
Cool Roof
Extend the life of your industrial roof by 10-20 years and reduce energy consumption by up to 50% with our Nano Shield coating technology.
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Nano Shield Cool Roof
Benefits
Industrial and commercial roofing remediation uses acrylic polymers to extend the life of older roofs. NanoTech has a roofing coating system which has been proven to reduce the energy consumption by up to 50%
The Nano Shield Cool Roof works by emitting 94% of the heat away from the roof AND has one of the lowest thermal conductivities (heat transfer) available on the market. We are even working with NASA!
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10 to 20 year life extension of your roof. Don't replace - remediate with Nano Shield Cool Roof
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The Nano Shield Roof coating also acts as a UV protection by emmiting 94% of the UV away from the building
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Water impermeable and extreme resistance to abrasion, fungi and swelling
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The high emissivity and low thermal conductivity lead to significant energy savings
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Who We Are
NanoTech started out with a technology developed by one of the top material scientists in the world. From a small home laboratory a breakthrough technology emerged. A company was formed and began working out of a garage in Houston, Texas. NanoTech is now venture backed and scaling to bring this technology to the world with a simple mission. Fireproof the world and reduce global energy consumption.
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Up to 50% Energy Reduction year
2021
location
Katy, Texas
description
The technology works by reflecting the heat away (emissivity) from the roof and reducing the heat transfer (thermal conductivity) into the house.
Energy in the form of heat is transferred into homes by conduction through the walls, floor, roof and windows, with a majority of the thermal exchange happening through the roof. Reflective roof coatings work by reflecting the heat and UV away from the building. Nano Shield not only reflects, but also combines its reflective properties with one of the lowest thermal conductivity materials commercially available.
