Company Information
Emisshield, Inc. was found in 1999 as Wessex and changed its name to Emisshield in 2010. As a privately-held company, Emisshield holds six patents related to unique products. Emisshield is a thin film, ceramic nanoparticle material with high emissivity and heat re-radiation capabilities. The core technology of Emisshield was originally developed by NASA to be used as the heat shield for the X-33 and X-34 Space Planes. After a license for the technology was secured from NASA, intense efforts by the Virginia Tech’s Center for Adhesion and Sealant Sciences, combined with extensive research and development, resulted in 30+ Emisshield products ready for sale in today’s market.
Emisshield products optimize heat applications by changing basic system physics and enabling positive improvements in any combustion or energy transfer. This technology can be used on existing or new materials utilized in all combustion processes including metals, refractory, ceramics and high technology fabrics. The optimization provided by Emisshield can provide significant improvement in most energy consuming, producing, or related heat systems. Performance improvements accomplished in field applications have been dramatic:
- Up to 15% Energy Savings
- Up to 15% Production Increases
- More Uniform Heating
- Prolonged Substrate Life
- Reduced Downtime for Maintenance
- Improved Air Emissions
NEWS! You can read more about Emisshield in NASA’s Spinoff 2011 publication by clicking here. Or download the whole article here: High-Temperature Coatings Offer Energy Savings.

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