Using a patented process owned by our parent company, Diamon-Fusion
International® (DFI), Visual Ice, Inc. has become an
innovator in one of the newest applications of nanotechnology.
Our patent research has shown that Visual Ice is the ONLY In-Store
Promotion technology to employ the wonders of this amazing process.
So
what is Nanotechnology? Nanotechnology is the science of very
tiny objects that are between 1 and 100 nanometers thick and
are manipulated at the atomic level. A Nanometer is One Billionth
of a meter.
To put it in perspective, our inventor once noted that our coating
applied to a piece of 1/4” glass as like a nickel sitting
on the top of the Empire State Building.
We use the patented nanotechnology at the heart of Diamon-Fusion
to create the Visual Ice® Nano-Promotion. Learn more about
our parent company at
www.DFINano
technology.com
So what is a Nano-Promotion? A Nano-Promotion is the ability
to put a specific design or logo on a Freezer or Refrigerator
door at a Supermarket or other retail or promotional environment.
The embedded image remains invisible until either the door is
opened or until warmer air is blown on the surface by manual
means. The greater the difference between the air temperature
of the store and the freezer or refrigerator temperature, the
quicker the image will show.
We have DVDs of applications that show in real time how remarkably
quickly the images appear and how they remain visible for approximately
one minute after the door is closed. (Assuming no warm air blowing
system, which is usually unnecessary.) If you would like to learn
more about Visual Ice, contact us to request your DVD today.
How does the Nano-Promotion become visible?
The concept is deceptively simple. Using a stencil, we smooth
out the microscopic peaks and valleys naturally found in glass.
By doing so, condensation shows itself much quicker in our treated
areas. The contrast between the treated and untreated areas creates
the image that can be positive or negative.
This process is patent-pending in over 120
countries including the United States.
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