Industrial Nanotech Inc. to Introduce New Industrial 'Chill Pipe' Coating Designed to Prevent Condensation on Low Temperature Pipes

Nanotechnology Company Industrial Nanotech Inc. develops new insulation coating in response to demands from large companies


NAPLES, Fla., March 22, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Industrial Nanotech (Pink Sheets:INTK) announced today that the company has developed a new insulating coating designed specifically to reduce condensation and provide thermal insulation for low temperature piping. The coating demonstrates how nanotechnology solutions can be used to solve costly problems commonly found in large industrial plants and manufacturing facilities.

"We have received market data from large multinational companies, including General Mills, Boeing, Purdue Farms, Spirit Aerosystems, Inc. and others, that there is a significant need for a coating that would specifically address the problem of condensation dripping off of pipes that transport low temperature fluids, or what are commonly called 'chill pipes'," states Francesca Crolley, VP of Operations for the nanotechnology company. "Conventional insulation on these pipes just gets soaked and loses its ability to function. In response to this demand, we developed a Nansulate(tm) formula to specifically perform in that environment and prevent moisture from forming condensation on pipes, while simultaneously providing excellent corrosion protection and resistance to mold growth. Our new coating provides a unique solution to this tremendous problem that affects several miles of pipes throughout large manufacturing plants and food processing facilities worldwide."

Final formulation of the new insulating coating was completed on February 28, 2006, and the nanotechnology company expects to announce the product name and begin production by the end of March 2006.

"Industrial Nanotech, in every aspect of its business, is responsive to the marketplace. We work with five separate laboratories around the country; research facilities that we consider the best in their fields, to create new products or modifications of our current Nansulate(tm) insulation product line for applications and needs that other products cannot satisfy," states Stuart Burchill, CEO of Industrial Nanotech, Inc.

"We will continue to aggressively position our company as a leader in providing nanoscience-based solutions to the industrial world and expanding the availability of our products to the general consumer market worldwide," adds Burchill.

About Nansulate(tm)

Nansulate(tm) is a water-soluble tinted or translucent insulation coating containing a nanotechnology-based material. The coating's ability to resist mold, prevent corrosion and provide thermal insulation is well-documented. The Company and its licensed distributors distribute Nansulate(tm) products worldwide.

About Industrial Nanotech Inc.

Industrial Nanotech Inc. is a global nanoscience solutions and research leader. The Company seeks to introduce new and innovative applications for nanotechnology by participating with world-leading scientists and laboratories, including the U.S. Center Centers for Integrated Nanotechnology (CINT) and Princeton Polymers Laboratories. See www.industrial-nanotech.com for more information.

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