Nano Enabled Enamel (>95%, APS: 50nm)

Nano Enabled Enamel

Nano enabled enamel refers to enamel coatings that incorporate nanotechnology to enhance various properties of the enamel. These coatings are used in a variety of applications due to their improved performance characteristics. Here’s a detailed look at the applications and benefits of nano-enabled enamel:

Applications of Nano-Enabled Enamel:

Dental Care:

Dental Restorations: Nano-enabled enamel s used in dental composites and sealants to improve the strength, durability, and aesthetic appearance of dental restorations. The nanoparticles enhance the bonding strength to natural tooth enamel and improve resistance to wear and staining.

Preventive Care: Some dental products containing nano-enabled enamel help in remineralizing tooth surfaces and providing additional protection against decay.

Ceramics and Pottery:

Surface Protection: Applied to ceramic tiles, dishes, and other pottery to enhance scratch resistance, reduce staining, and improve durability.

Aesthetic Enhancement: Provides a glossy finish and improved color stability, making ceramic products more visually appealing and easier to maintain.

Industrial Coatings:

Metal Surfaces: Used as a protective coating for metal surfaces to improve corrosion resistance, hardness, and wear resistance.

Glass and Plastic: Nano-enabled enamel coats glass and plastic surfaces to enhance their durability, resistance to scratches, and overall appearance.

Automotive Industry:

Paint Protection: Nano-enabled enamel is used in automotive paints to improve resistance to environmental factors such as UV radiation, dirt, and chemical contaminants. It helps maintain the appearance of the vehicle and reduces the frequency of cleaning and maintenance.

Interior Trim: Applied to interior components to enhance durability and resistance to wear and staining.

Architectural and Building Materials:

Facade Coatings: Used on building facades to improve resistance to weathering, pollutants, and staining. It helps in maintaining the appearance and durability of exterior surfaces.

Flooring: Applied to flooring materials to enhance scratch resistance, stain resistance, and ease of cleaning.

Consumer Goods:

Home Appliances: Coats appliances to improve their resistance to scratches, stains, and fingerprints, making them easier to clean and maintain.

Electronics: Used to protect electronic devices and components from scratches and environmental damage.

Specialty Coatings:

Anti-Microbial: Nano enabled enamel can have anti-microbial properties, making it suitable for use in environments where hygiene is a concern, such as hospitals and kitchens.