Product features
New technology nanotube, is the Jester technical team took nearly 30 years of research results. Fill in the blank of material officials at home and abroad. Widely used in military, aerospace, nuclear industry, marine development, petrochemical, coal chemical, smelting, papermaking, raw engineering, medicine and food, seawater desalination and other industries. We look forward to the new technology nanomaterials developed by the Jester Technology team, which can widely serve the society, benefit mankind, and contribute innovation to the benefits of mankind.
1. Suitable medium this material ("strictly prohibited for hydrofluoric acid") is widely used in other corrosive and non-corrosive media such as liquid, gas, powder, microparticle, slurry and so on. Note: assuming that there are 100 corrosive acid species in various industrial fields, this acid-resistant nanomaterials can be satisfied with 99 kinds of corrosive acid media.   
2: the new technology of adaptive temperature nanomaterials can be used between ultra-low temperature and zero-200C ~ ultra-high temperature + 1300 ºC, that is to say, it is allowed to wander and convert to + 1300 ºC from-200C to + 200C. The technical term is called (but the cooling heat is suddenly changed and recycled, with the excellent characteristics of non-deformation and continuous cracking).
3:the current product pipeline, filter plate, pipe lens, tank lens.
4:Advantages and disadvantages: corrosion resistance range, resistance to ultra-low temperature and ultra-high temperature. Disadvantages: material characteristics, hard and fragile, afraid of irresistible natural disasters, or human factors, gravity impact, knock.
5:The product cycle example, from place A to place B transportation and installation site process safe landing and delivery, in the use process, no man-made damage or irresistible natural disaster factors caused damage, and to ensure that the material is used within the allowable medium, we are sure to maintain the quality of use for more than 100 years.