Technology

Engineered at the particle level.

ICP is a sprayable elastomeric coating — applied directly to the fabric — that re-engineers how a textile interacts with heat, light and time.

01

Low Conductivity

Hollow ceramic microspheres dispersed in an acrylic elastomer matrix yield k ≈ 0.05 W/m·K — orders of magnitude below standard tactical fabrics.

02

Radiative Cooling

High infrared emissivity (ε ≈ 0.88) actively dumps heat to the sky while a pristine-white film reflects incoming solar radiation.

03

Elastomeric Adhesion

The water-based binder remains flexible across temperature cycles, conforming to fabric movement without cracking or delamination.

04

Field Durability

UV-stable chemistry with weathering resistance designed for prolonged outdoor exposure — protecting the substrate as well as the occupants.

Field Results

Inside-tent temperature vs ambient.

ICP-coated structures remained cooler than ambient temperature for over 68% of the test cycle. Standard tents stayed hotter than outside air for up to 7.5 hours.

Time of DayStandard Tent Δ°CEvolved. Coating Δ°C
Morning+1.5+1.0
Midday+4.2−7.5
Evening+0.5−1.0
Night0.0−3.0

Δ°C = internal temperature delta vs outside ambient. Negative values indicate interior cooler than ambient.

Integration

Drops into existing supply chains.

The ICP coating is engineered for immediate adoption. Apply with standard industrial spray, roller, brush or dip-coating equipment. No specialised machinery. No technician retraining. Zero capital expenditure.

  • Brush, roller, dip, HVLP or airless spray application
  • Wet film thickness: 5–8 mils (~200 microns)
  • ~1 hour touch dry · 24–48 h full cure
  • Compatible with cotton, polyester, fiberglass and blends