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Nano composites isn't related to cement or concrete. It's used in resin and fibreglass.

Tensile strength and adhesion are key here. Nanocomposites have been on the radar for a while, but I believe the cost is a big factor (carbon nt). If this can be used in polyester or vinyl based resins in the same ratio for same results at a cheaper price it could be a game changer and an entirely new ( and massive industry in its own). This can also blend into the paint and coatings category with gel coats and flow oats all using white pigments.

Another aspect I would like to see is the gain in strength by adding HNT into joining pastes, in case you didn't know, most boats have a lot of bog (joining pastes, not car bog) used to join bathrooms and headliners to decks and join multiskinned fly bridges etc. A gain in elasticity means less brittle and lasting longer. A 50ft boat could have half a ton (not even joking).

One major Australian company I know uses 26t a year.