Ecology Coatings has been featured in such global publications as Forbes, Time Magazine and the New York Times. Read some notable quotes from these and other major publications below:
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Automotive World; “DuPont to Offer Nano-coating Technology”
"We are in the early stages of a profound industry change. Using Ecology Coatings' nano-based materials could reduce the cost of applying a coating from a few dimes per article down to 1 cent per article or less” - Bob Matheson, technical manager for strategic technology production at DuPont, February 14, 2006.
The Hindu (India’s largest newspaper); “Truly Eco-friendly Paints”
“Ecology Coatings . . . has come out with path-breaking eco-friendly paint formulations which are comprised of 100 per cent solid material, use no carriers but which are fluid enough to be easily sprayed.” – May 5, 2005.
Red Herring; “10 Cleantech Companies to Watch: Ecology Coatings”
Ecology Coatings named to list of 10 Cleantech companies to watch. – June 27, 2005.
The Wall Street Journal; “Innovation Awards: A Better Idea”
“[Ecology’s coatings] adhere well even to difficult metals, like brass; that can be applied using standard coating equipment; and that dries quickly under common ultraviolet light.” - October 24, 2005.
Forbes; “Blue Chips Stack Up On Nanotechnology”
“[Ecology’s coatings] are an improvement over traditional powder coatings in that the new coating dries quicker, takes less assembly line space and leaves no waste.” – October 25, 2005.
Time Magazine; “Best Inventions of 2005: Thin Skins”
“The technology could be perfect for such low-cost paper products as shipping labels.” – November 5, 2005.
New York Times; “I Have the Idea, You Have the Factory”
“[Ecology’s coatings] reduce reliance on dangerous solvents, cure rapidly and produce thin by extremely abrasion-resistant surfaces.” – November 16, 2005.
Red Herring; “Tech Pioneer: Richard Stromback”
“With our chemistry we have found the Holy Grail of coating.” – December 12, 2005.
Wired; “Nano Coatings Paint Green Future”
“And because [Ecology’s coatings] are cheaper, easier to apply and more environmentally friendly than substances currently in use, nanotechnology-based coatings could replace many of today's industrial paints and coatings. – February 10, 2006.
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