Stay informed on the latest developments in material science, energy efficiency, and fire mitigation. From company milestones and product innovations to case studies, white papers, thought leadership, and industry news, this is your one source for updates and insights from the team at NanoTech Materials.
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Touch temperature and downtime get asked about every insulating coating for pipes. The criterion that decides the twenty-year cost, what the steel is doing under the film, rarely does.
A thin-film insulative coating and thick fibrous insulation overlap in one service band and diverge sharply outside it. The boundary itself is the specification tool.
A roof restoration coating works on condition, not age. Learn what qualifies a commercial roof and how to price a coating against replacement.
Around 35 utility and municipal programs now rebate cool roof coating. See what Austin Energy, OUC and LADWP pay, plus the two rules that gate the money.
California permits now require 0.63 aged solar reflectance and SRI 75 on low-slope commercial roofs. Here is what that changes about how you spec a roof.
Data center cooling can eat up to 40% of facility energy. See how a ceramic cool roof coating rejects heat, holds aged performance, and lowers cooling load.
During a multi-day heat wave a commercial roof soaks up heat and never cools overnight, compounding cooling load. Here is how heat rejection keeps it in check.
Reflectance and heat rejection are not the same on a commercial roof. See how a heat-rejection cool roof coating trims HVAC load and holds up as it ages.
The Palisades Fire reached the coast in January 2025. In its wake, NanoTech protected a Pacific Coast Highway retaining wall near the Getty Villa with Wildfire Shield, using both on-site and shop-applied off-site coating to move at emergency speed.
Corrosion under insulation and solar heat quietly age process equipment. See how a thin bonded ceramic coating protects aging steel in place and runs it cooler.
Wildfire resiliency codes are shifting fire performance from marketing claims to verified ratings. Here is what that shift means for wood infrastructure.
Grid hardening plans often overlook the wood already in the field. See how radiant-heat-rejecting coatings protect poles and timber between fire seasons.
How a NanoTech Cool Touch insulating coating stopped recurring ice and condensation on natural gas meters and valves through three Michigan winters — without relying on heat tracing.
This document explores the application of advanced coating technologies, focusing on NanoTech Material's Cool Roof Coat, which offers significant improvements in thermal management.
Wildfires increasingly threaten critical U.S. infrastructure, with temperatures soaring to 1,800°F–2,200°F, destroying unprotected materials within minutes. At the writing of this article, L.A. fires have already consumed over 57,000 acres and are projected to exceed $30 billion in damages.
Block-level urban heat data is showing rooftops within a single city can differ by 20 F, reshaping how commercial cool roofs get specified for HVAC and year-five performance.
For facility teams writing roof specs, the distinction has direct consequences for HVAC sizing, asset life, and utility budgets.
The way wildfire losses get categorized inside infrastructure groups, insurance carriers, and DOT planning teams has shifted in the last two fire cycles. The old framing was a property claim, sized to a single structure or parcel. The new framing is a community-scale construction project, with permitting, environmental remediation, and recovery construction all running on extended timelines that stretch a year past the fire and often longer.
We're pleased to share that NanoTech Materials has been awarded TIPS Contract 26010401 (NON-JOC) & 26010402(JOC), Trades, Labor, and Materials, with a scope covering our Cool Roof Coating system.
Between rooftops three miles apart, commercial surface temperatures can differ by 20°F or more. Facility teams have suspected this for years. They are now getting block-level data that proves it, and the insights are reshaping how portfolios think about cool roofs.
For facilities managers and building owners, understanding what drives peak demand is the first step toward controlling it.
Commercial buildings account for nearly a third of U.S. electricity consumption. During hot summer months, that figure climbs as HVAC systems run at full capacity. For every degree of unnecessary cooling load a building can eliminate, it frees up grid capacity for other users and improves overall system reliability.
State Route 128 has burned more than once. Along this scenic wine-country corridor, NanoTech worked with Valentine Corporation to coat three timber-lagging walls, 3,750 square feet in all, with Wildfire Shield.
How NanoTech Materials and PIC Global brought Cool Roof Coat technology to a Walgreens pharmacy in Henderson, Texas — with zero disruption to store operations.
Highway 192 runs through a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, the most severe rating CAL FIRE assigns. NanoTech worked with Security Paving to coat a 1,200-square-foot timber-lagging wall there with Wildfire Shield, with minimal disruption to traffic.
A recent announcement on Business Wire highlights NanoTech Materials' launch of Wildfire Shield, a non-toxic, high-temperature-resistant thermal coating engineered to protect critical wooden infrastructure from wildfires.
A recent article in PCI Magazine by Hani Taan (CTO, NanoTech Materials) and Troy Marshall (VP of Fire Proofing, NanoTech Materials) highlights a groundbreaking advancement in thermal management and fire mitigation technology.
How companies can meet sustainability goals and reduce operational costs through advanced roof coating technologies.
Six walls, 7,150 square feet, one fire-scarred stretch of road. Partnering with MCM Construction, NanoTech coated six timber-lagging walls near Porterville with Wildfire Shield, holding the same Class A protection across every surface.
Innovative nano-ceramic technology addresses both wildfire protection and energy efficiency challenges.
Winter storms took out part of US 101 near Cook Valley. After the Department of Transportation rebuilt the slope with a 14-foot-tall, 2,500-square-foot retaining wall, NanoTech coated its timber facing with Wildfire Shield, so a future fire would not undo the repair.
CEO Mike Francis shares insights on building a purpose-driven company in the materials science industry.
Recognition highlights company's rapid growth and impact in the sustainable materials sector.
Exploring how advanced coating technologies are shaping the future of sustainable roofing systems.
TIME magazine recognizes NanoTech's ICP technology as one of the best inventions for its dual cooling and fire protection capabilities.
Company recognized for breakthrough sustainable technology in prestigious regional innovation competition.
Advanced coating systems are revolutionizing commercial roofing with unprecedented energy savings.
A bridge repair is a good moment to think about fire. While crews rebuilt a structure in Salinas, NanoTech added Class A protection to a 3,000-square-foot timber-lagging wall with Wildfire Shield, folding wildfire mitigation into work that was already underway.
Strategic expansion brings advanced cooling technology to regions facing extreme heat challenges.
Major retailer achieves significant energy savings and improved comfort with cool roof retrofit.
Revolutionary nano-ceramic technology creates new paradigms for thermal management and fire safety.
Highway 180 climbs into one of California's most fire-exposed landscapes. To protect a roadside timber-lagging wall there without losing its natural look, NanoTech coated about 600 square feet of it with Wildfire Shield, giving the wood Class A fire protection.
Understanding the science behind next-generation fire protection technology.
Revolutionizing the roofing industry with breakthrough cool roof product: Oversubscribed funding round positions NanoTech Inc. for scale
NanoTech Materials secures additional capital as investor interest in climate solutions soars.
Company unveils comprehensive partner program to bring revolutionary cooling technology to market.
Press releases, project case studies, technical articles, and industry analysis across the three coating systems: Cool Roof, Fire Protective, and Insulative. Use the category filter to move between news, case studies, thought leadership, and white papers.
Case studies document a specific deployment, what was coated, where, and what the project involved. White papers go deeper on the technology and the research behind it, written for specifiers and engineers evaluating the approach itself.
New articles publish throughout the month as projects complete and announcements land. The newest posts appear first, and the featured slot highlights the most significant recent story.
