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Home > News > Nansulate Translucent Enters Final Testing Phase

November 3rd, 2005

Nansulate Translucent Enters Final Testing Phase

Abstract:
Industrial Nanotech Inc., an emerging nanotechnology-based solutions provider, today announced that the Company's Nansulate(tm) Translucent coatings are in the final stages of the review process by UK-based Bodycote Materials Testing, at the request of BP Exploration Operating Company Ltd., a subsidiary of British Petroleum (BP).

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