HVAC Armor Coatings Launches Energy Efficiency Coatings Technology at AHR Expo in Dallas on January 28th

HVAC Armor, Energy Efficiency Engineers in partnership with the global chemical coatings giant HEMPEL, will debut recent Energy Efficiency technology, coatings reverse equipment efficiency losses due to corrosion, at AHR Expo 2013 in Dallas Texas

Houston, TX (I-Newswire) January 9, 2013 - HVAC Armor LLC, the US based Energy efficiency technology company, will debut their Direct Expansion, Cooling Tower, Exterior and Oil Fouling product lines at the AHR Expo in Dallas this January 28th-30th 2013. AHR 2013 will be the first trade show the company will exhibit at since unveiling their DX coating product that reverses the efficiency losses on mechanical equipment due to corrosion. Currently, three of HVAC Armor’s product lines are manufactured by the 80+ Year old global coatings giant HEMPEL USA in Houston Texas, and represents a strategic partnership of a well established company paired with energy efficiency technology developers.

"These products were developed in response to the increasing demand by Facility Managers and Energy Efficiency Performance Contractors for innovative and cost-effective solutions for facilities to reduce their operating costs, save energy, and extend the useful life and performance of building mechanical equipment with an attractive Return on Investment," says Nick Lashinsky, who is leading business launch efforts at HVAC Armor. "The technology stands on the expertise brought from the founding team's backgrounds in Energy Efficiency Projects, Building Mechanical Systems, HVAC, Facilities Management, and Hempel's long-standing reputation in Anti-Corrosion Coatings," says Chris Boysen, co-founder and technical lead of HVAC Armor.

The suite of HVAC Armor coatings will be applied through a highly specialized Applicator-partner network of existing and new HVAC coatings applicators throughout the United States and Caribbean. The company is currently exploring partnerships and engaging in discussions with various applicators and mechanically-oriented energy efficiency service providers throughout the country.