Plastic with changeable conductivity developed by chemical engineer

We've allready got that, it consits of a 1mm thick rubber like material that has use as a heater and tolerates rupture without loss in heating performance. Limited to 80 degrees c though. 12 to 240 Volt ac or dc powered, colour Black, textured.

Also it has applications as an emc shield as well.

Car seat/ mirror heating? weapons systems? Underfloor? frost protection?

Anyone interested?

yes I would like to get more information. please send me this by e-mail to hbenaddi@hotmail.com also do you have web site?

Hi, the material is not my product but the IP of a company I know who have developed it. The company Name is XETAL, Managing director-John G. Bryant, They are a highly innovative company based in Wales and have developed a number of very interesting products, I'm sure they would appriciate contact but please dont waste their time if it is just for casual interest.

Tel. +44(0)1639 751056

Or e-Mail gajones@xetal.co.uk

She discovered that adding more conductive agent to the polymer results in a better conductivity. And with this kind of results you can become a professor in Austin?

I must have been a professor when I was a 5 year old child.

What's new?

We are already making millions of euro's a year based on this technology.

Check out this web site: www.tycothermal.com

Our conductive plastic adapts it's conductivity to the temperature of the core, resulting in the self regulating trace heating tape.

Take a look at the polyswitch devices: they are also made of this stuff.