Conductive polymer can be used as a corrosion inhibitor was stated in 2000 Nobel Chemistry Award. In the past couple decades, many companies have tried to use this property to develop an exciting new anti-corrosion coating. Recently, AnCatt utilized new concepts and our unique conducting polymer dispersion eventually brought this dream into reality.

Our Environmentally Friendly Anti-Corrosion Coatings have withstood over 5,000 hours of Salt Fog Exposure and Cyclic Weathering tests with no appearance of rust or blister. Test for longer periods is still underway. Please visit the Corrosion Test page for detailed laboratory data and pictures. Coated sample panels are available upon request. Currently we are seeking partners to licensing/commercialize this new technology. Read more about this technology.

AnCatt also provides Conductive Polymer Dispersion Technology. Our conducting polymer nanocomposites are easy to be processed (soluble and extrudable), and the dispersed conductive polymer particles are in consistent spindle shapes proximately 100 nm long and 50 nm wide (see pictures and details). Our nanoparticle dispersion technology removed the barriers to large-scale commercialization of conductive polymer applications such as anti-corrosion primers, electrostatic dissipation coatings, electromagnetic interference shielding, static resistant fibers, conductive inks/toners, conductive adhesives, conductive textiles, etc.