Cronos86
2022-12-22 13:25:16
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Hey, we could take the product and have it patented. Make a bit more profit. At least at the patent office - despite the fact that it is so revolutionary - it is not known or not present in the databases. I was cheeky enough to check there once.
Unfortunately, we would then have to prove that the product complies with a lambda of 0.00012 W/mK :eek:. That turns out to be difficult. (On the product data sheets from PScoat for PSC 250 T, it still says 0.034 W/mK). But if you try it yourself, it will surely become 0.00012 W/mK.