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The US Navy has awarded a contract to NanoMech to development a new, nanostructured lubricant additive to improve energy efficiency of naval components. NanoMech's proprietary NanoGlide is a unique multicomponent, extreme-pressure nanoparticle-based additive that originated from nano-ma
The US Navy has awarded a contract to NanoMech to development a new, nanostructured lubricant additive to improve energy efficiency of naval components.
NanoMech’s proprietary NanoGlide is a unique multicomponent, extreme-pressure nanoparticle-based additive that originated from nano-manufacturing research at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville.
The technology enables the navy to increase durability and improve energy efficiency of naval components and systems.
A lubricant industry expert Neil Canter said NanoMech’s development of the product marks a significant improvement in performance by an environmentally sustainable additive that can save energy.
“The combination of solid lubricant nanoparticles with environmentally friendly organic additives provides a unique set of properties that are not matched by any additive commercially available today,” he said.
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