Phazebreak Coatings

Phazebreak Coatings, Inc. makes protective coatings for wind and solar energy. The company is based in Olathe, Kansas, in the United States. It says it has worked in this field since 2018.

The company sells three coatings. NEINICE and NEUSHIELD are icephobic coatings that reduce ice build-up on surfaces. SURFACE SLIP is a hydrophilic, self-cleaning coating that helps keep dust and debris off surfaces. The site says the coatings are solid systems with no solvents and under 1 percent VOCs.

The company says NEINICE has been used on over 10,000 wind turbine blades in more than 13 countries. Its first application was in Colorado Springs. On-site studies cited by the company show the coating staying effective for three to four years. It also says the cost can be recovered within one to two seasons.

Wind and solar are the main sectors. The site also lists other uses, including ice mitigation on flight surfaces in aviation, self-cleaning car body surfaces, ice mitigation on ship surfaces, rail switch protection, refrigeration and general industrial protection. Aviation is one use among many on the site.

The website lists trade shows where staff attend, such as Winterwind in Sundsvall, Intersolar North America in San Diego and Blades USA in Austin. It has a quote request form with a region selector, a phone number and a postal address in Olathe.