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Anti-ice Coating from NEI

This video shows superhydrophobic coating technologies that prevent the accumulation of snow and ice from NEI. The test panel was coated on one side with NANOMYTE® SuperAi and other side is left blank. It was kept in the snow for 24 hrs with temperatures ranging from -12 to 2°C. The NANOMYTE® SuperAi coated side was not accumulated with ice.

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NEI's Anti-ice Coating

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