Larma Coating Nanotechnology Rust Converter Tops Canada’s Technology Products of 2024

The Canadian government annually highlights the best in technology under the title "Game Changer." In 2024, the Nanotech Innovation Rust Converter (licensed by the LarmaPooshesh Coating Nanotechnology Rust Converter product from the Rangin Nanosakhtar company) was selected as the top product in the field of technology. The official website of this event emphasized the innovative, natural, and groundbreaking nature of the product in the corrosion prevention industry. The product transforms rust into a durable and anti-corrosive coating, increasing the lifespan of structures while creating a surface ready for painting.

The expanding market for Iranian nano products in Kyrgyzstan via Rans products

According to Mehr News Agency, citing the Nanotechnology Development Headquarters, the Center for International Science and Technology Interactions under the Vice Presidency for Science and Technology has sent a trade and technology delegation to Kyrgyzstan to facilitate the export of technical knowledge and products from knowledge-based companies. From November 12 to 15, 2019, these companies held joint business meetings with counterpart Kyrgyz companies. Additionally, the permanent exhibition of Iranian technology products was officially inaugurated in Bishkek, with one Iranian nanotechnology company attending to showcase Iranian expertise and products within the CIS region.

Chinese issued Quality certification for Rangin NanoSakhtar (Rans) products

The international company MPM (Maple Powder Machines), a manufacturer of industrial equipment and machinery, has issued a quality certificate for the "Rust Converter Nanotechnology Solution" after reviewing and testing the product to verify its properties. This rust converter solution is the latest product from the knowledge-based company Rangin Nano Sakhtar, designed for coating rusty iron surfaces. This coating requires no surface preparation, cleaning, sanding, or other treatments on rusty surfaces. It simply needs to be applied with a brush or spray onto the rusty area.

Iran's advancement in nano-technology is remarkable

The field of nanotechnology is one of the remarkable areas of achievement since the Islamic Revolution, particularly in recent years within the country. This field, which saw significant advancements with the involvement of our country's researchers since the early 2000s, is now said to hold the fourth global position in terms of patents and scientific output. Furthermore, it has successfully performed on the global competitive stage. Among the achievements of nanotechnology in the country are the production and introduction of various products, including nano household items, nano automobiles, nano textiles, cosmetics, agricultural products, construction materials, and pharmaceuticals. These innovations have been realized by 160 active nanotechnology companies, collectively offering more than 370 different products.

Repairing rust and corrosion without the need to remove iron oxide

An Iranian company, utilizing nanotechnology, has succeeded in producing a product called "Iron Rust Converter" under the brand name "Larmapoushesh." This product not only repairs rust but also prevents further corrosion of this widely used metal, resulting in billions of dollars in annual savings. Mehdi Rahmani, CEO of this tech company, told Donya-e-Eqtesad: "This approach also eliminates the need for traditional rust removal methods such as sandblasting, taking a significant step toward environmental preservation." He pointed out the heavy economic losses, nearly 5% of the country's GDP, due to rust and corrosion damage. He added, "With the aid of nanotechnology, we have developed a product that can be directly applied to rusted surfaces, repairing rusty equipment and preventing the spread of corrosion without the need to remove rust or iron oxide.

Rangin Nano Sakhtar antibacterial nano electrostatic powder coatings export to Turkey

According to Mehdi Rahmani, CEO of Rangin Nano Sakhtar, the company has successfully exported 24 tons of antibacterial nano electrostatic powder coating to Turkey. Rahmani explained, “The marketing and export management of this product in the Turkish market was handled by Mehr Pouyan Trade Development Company, an agency for the Innovation and Prosperity Fund in Turkey. The estimated value of the first batch of our export contract is approximately $40,000. This nano product has been purchased for use in Turkey’s home appliance and machinery industries.”

Nanocoating with antibacterial properties reducing the incidence of hospital infections

Researchers at Azad University have introduced a powder nanocoating, using nanotechnology, for disinfecting hospital equipment. This coating is effective against a wide range of bacteria and retains its antibacterial properties as long as it remains unscratched on surfaces. In an interview with ISNA, project manager Mehdi Rahmani stated, "In recent studies, we successfully developed a 'powder coating with electrostatic and antibacterial properties.' This coating, designed with a nanostructure, is produced to cover all metal industrial and hospital equipment."

Rahmani highlighted that this product holds a patent and has been approved by the Nanotechnology Headquarters, with the goal of expanding the market for hospital equipment. The coating, when applied to items like hospital beds, trolleys, clean rooms, operating room equipment, and other metal devices, makes them antibacterial.

The Story of the Company That Exported Iranian Technology to China

Innovation in the Powder Paint Industry From Mazandaran to Shanghai was the title of the first panel at the 6th Nanotechnology Economic Forum, which showcased the rapid growth and international market entry of Rangin Nano Sakhtar Company. During one of the panels, Yaser Khoshnavis and Mehdi Rahmani discussed the transfer of experience from Rangin Nano Sakhtar Company in the field of powder paints based on nanotechnology. In this session, Mahdi Rahmani, the CEO of the company, shared his initial motivation for producing powder paints. He referred to it as the 4th Nanotechnology Economy Forum, emphasizing that powder paints differ structurally from liquid paints due to the absence of liquid solvents, which allows for diverse applications across various industries.

Rans Nano Powder antibacterial Color in Kasra Hospital

Kasra Hospital has enhanced its angiography room by applying nano antibacterial paints. These electrostatic powder paints, developed by Rangin Nanosakhtar Company, a knowledge-based enterprise, were applied by Karno Sanat Company, a contractor for the hospital.

Rans cooperation and product development agreement signed in Kuwait

According to Rangin Nano Sakhtar Company reports, a cooperation and product development agreement was signed in Kuwait. In 2023, our country's exports to Kuwait totaled 198 million dollars, while imports from Kuwait amounted to approximately 12.5 million dollars. It's important to mention that Kuwait's imports in 2023 mainly came from China, America, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Japan. On the other hand, Kuwait's industries primarily focus on oil, petrochemical products, cement, and shipbuilding, and the country is currently experiencing growth.