Wednesday, October 20, 2010
CCWW UK nanocoating supplier ... Chamelic Ltd Leeds Innovation Centre 103 Clarendon Road Leeds LS2 9DF UK the products are still in development
Chamelic Ltd. Presentation of anti fog products
http://www.chamelic.co.uk/pictures/Antifog/Chamelic%20Antifog%20Presentation.pdf
Chamelic Ltd. uTube video of anti fogging product
UK CCWW Anti fog supplier
http://www.chamelic.co.uk/pictures/Antifog/Chamelic%20Antifog%20Presentation.pdf
Chamelic Ltd. uTube video of anti fogging product
UK CCWW Anti fog supplier
PATENT, TRADEMARK AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
At a point in time, Crystal Clear Window Works a Canadian Company, owned or used under exclusive license and assignment, certain Intellectual Property rights for technologies, methods, products and processes to restore, repair, and renew residential and commercial Insulated Glass Units/Sealed Units in windows and doors by applying thermal pane moisture control systems to remove moisture and condensation, restore insulation value and prevent the re-occurrence of condensation in and the further degradation of failed Sealed Units in place and other methods for repair of windows and/or glass.
Only CCWW Canadian companies and their licensee in good standing had the right to use this Intellectual Property portfolio under licence.
Crystal Clear Window Works UK does not own nor do they have any agreements that lets them use or convey the IP to licensee. CCWW UK seems to representing that control it and they do not.
Only CCWW Canadian companies and their licensee in good standing had the right to use this Intellectual Property portfolio under licence.
Crystal Clear Window Works UK does not own nor do they have any agreements that lets them use or convey the IP to licensee. CCWW UK seems to representing that control it and they do not.
Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO)
No.1,332,541 - Treating Condensation In Double Glazing Panels
No.2,540,073 - System For Alleviating In-Vault Condensation In Double Glazed Windows
No.2,555,252 - Filter Means For Sealed Glazing Units
No.2,555,217 - Sealed Units And Methods Of Treating Sealed Glazing Units
No.2,477,781 - Method Of Treating A Glazing Panel
No.05409578 Registration Certificate
No.05409586 Registration Certificate
United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)
No.10/995,137 - Method Of Treating Glazing Panels
No.10/918,346 - Method Of Treating A Glazing Panel
No.20070,033,887 - System For Alleviating In-Vault Condensation In Double Glazed Windows
No.500207699A Recordal Certificate
No.500207709A Recordal Certificate
World International Property Organisation
No.WO/2005/031102 A1 - System For Alleviating In-Vault Condensation In Double Glazed Windows
No.WO/2005/083218 A - Method Of Treating Glazing Panels
No.WO/CA2005/000272 - System For Alleviating In-Vault Condensation In Double Glazed Windows
United Kingdom/Great Britian
No.GB-2421977 - System For Alleviating In-Vault Condensation In Double Glazed Windows
ssshhh - don't tell any one ... secret drying agent - Methyl Hydrate - Methyl Alcohol
Methyl Hydrate
Recochem’s Methyl Hydrate is a 99.9% pure versatile product with so many uses that all hardware and paint departments as well as automotive, camping equipment and general merchandize retailers regularly stock it.
Methyl Hydrate is used for:
- Thinning shellac
- Cleaning brushes that have been used with shellac
- Cleaning windows, when mixed with water
- Defrosting air line hoses on tractor trailers & commercial vehicles during extreme cold temperatures
- Fondue fuel
- Fuel for marine unpressurized alcohol stoves
- Dissolving gums, resins, and celluloid
Recochem’s Methyl Hydrate is colourless and smokeless when burned. Since it contains methyl alcohol and is flammable, all our containers are clearly marked with poison and flammability warning symbols. Keep out of reach of children.
What kind of solutions/fluids are being sprayed inside windows
Most the low end copy cat companies are using two or three fluids.
First, they use distilled water which is inert and serves little to no purpose in the cleaning of the inside lights of glass ... caution should also we used so as not to flood the spacer bar with water.
Then add any household vinegar, such as Heinz, to the distilled water to act as a cleaner
Then they may use methanol or methyl alcohol to dry the windows - which can be purchased off the shelf at most hardware, paint stores and big box stores.
First, they use distilled water which is inert and serves little to no purpose in the cleaning of the inside lights of glass ... caution should also we used so as not to flood the spacer bar with water.
Then add any household vinegar, such as Heinz, to the distilled water to act as a cleaner
Then they may use methanol or methyl alcohol to dry the windows - which can be purchased off the shelf at most hardware, paint stores and big box stores.