Incredible! At 150°C, the ice block shows no signs of melting at all!

Let’s take a look at this experiment.

Hmm, here we have a metal plate heated evenly.

On one side, we apply an insulating coating, and on the other side, we use mild heat treatment.

Next, let me show you the ice block experiment.

First, we set the temperature to nearly 150°C.

Then, we place the ice block.

Now, let’s speed things up a bit.

And the result is—

The half coated with insulating material didn’t melt, while the uncoated half has already turned into water.

So, what’s the principle behind this?

This coating contains a network of tiny air pockets, creating a natural insulation barrier that blocks heat transfer and even reflects absorbed heat away! It works on irregular surfaces, pipes, storage tanks, and more—simply apply it, and you’ll get efficient insulation and protection without worrying about water damage, rust, or peeling!

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