Electronics

Sensitive electronic devices, such as mobile phones, MP3 players and hearing aids, can suffer irreparable damage when exposed to moisture, water and oil. While some defense is offered by protective casings, these can be bulky making the devices difficult to use. Aridion™, P2i’s branded process for Electronics, is designed to transform the reliability of electronic devices by providing superior liquid repellency, protecting devices from water and corrosion damage.

Our revolutionary nano-coating does not affect the working components of electronic devices, maintaining the look, feel and functionality of the product. Plus, because Aridion™ coats every aspect of a finished product at a nanoscopic level, it protects much more thoroughly than alternative approaches, where individual product components are treated prior to assembly. 


Proven on mobile handsets, P2i's patented technology offers game-changing solutions to the challenges associated with water damage. The coating offers increased protection from corrosion, electrochemical migration and water ingress without effecting the delecate electronic components.

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Aridion™, technology by P2i, is a revolutionary liquid repellent nano-coating for hearing aids that provides unbeatable protection against corrosion damage. It transforms conventional levels of reliability by substantially reducing warranty failure and repair costs, and ultimately increasing user confidence. 

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Hearing Lab Technology expands production with P2i

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P2i, the world leader in liquid repellent nano-coating technology, today announced that it has promoted Patrick Keeley to Vice President of Electronics in a move which reflects the global expansion of P2i within the sector. CTIA - Wireless, New Orleans, 8 - 10 May 2012, Booth: 3251E

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