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Protect your Assets with Permanent Advanced Energy-Saving Materials for  Corrosion Protection 

EONCOAT Story of success

​Permanent Corrosion Protection

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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.

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Tony Collins

Founder of EonCoat

Tony Collins, CEO of EonCoat, is an experienced engineer who previously founded and led Turbine Generator Maintenance, Inc. (TGM), expanding it to customers in 47 states and 15 countries before selling it in 2007. A Georgia Tech mechanical engineering graduate, Tony began his career at Allis Chalmers as a Field Service Engineer. At EonCoat, he oversees operations, research, and supports applicators worldwide, leveraging his hands-on approach and commitment to improving coating safety and efficiency.

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