Permenant
Corrosion
Protection
abouT EONCOAT
EONCOAT Story of success
In the 1990s, Chemically bonded phosphate ceramics (CBPCs) were created by Argonne National Laboratory/University of Chicago as a durable binder for radioactive and hazardous wastes, with a projected lifespan of thousands of years. Initially, these ceramics were primarily used in nuclear plants and military contexts. However, Tony Collins, a serial entrepreneur, became interested in their potential after reading Dr. Arun Wagh's book titled "Chemically Bonded Phosphate Ceramics." Collins subsequently collaborated with Argonne, guiding the research towards commercial applications and acquiring the commercial technology rights. Through ongoing research, this collaboration eventually resulted in the development of EonCoat.
WHY?
NANO CERAMIC THERMAL
INSULATION TECHNOLOGY
No need for cladding
ISOLLAT system does not require cladding which is the cause for many problems
No NEED FOR MAINTENANCE
ISOLLAT is a vandalism free technology and does not deteriorate with time
ProtectionAgainst CUI
ISOLLAT coating is microporous that has corrosion retardants and water vapour permeable
No Need for shutdown
ISOLLAT can be applied in brown field zones/areas without using any power equipment
Non More Freezing or condensation
ISOLLAT technology has a temperature range from -60 up to 700 Deg.C
Fast Application
ISOLLAT does not require highly skilled labour and or cladding fabricators
Green Building Material
ISOLLAT coating internationally certified as a green building material
Pin point leakage detection
ISOLLAT has the ability to reveal the location of leakage by visual inspection
Nano Technology
Can You Afford To Change?
Compared to other insulating materials, ISOLLAT coating has unique advantages, which provide high efficiency of its use
ISOLLAT RECORDS
Year Established
Projects Completed
Countries Presence
Invention Patents
Applications
Valves
Pipelines
Storage Tanks
Reactors
Oil Manifold
Flues
Heating Tanks
Mufflers
Gas Ducts
Auto-claves
Heat Exchangers
Steel Structures
Concrete Buildings
Vehicles
Parallel Objects
Porta-cabins