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Flexible Insulation · Unrivaled Pioneer
Three World-leading Technologies
1. A global first: Conquered the long-standing and intractable challenge of "fragility" in nanoporous materials.
2. A world first: Closed-cell insulation with both breathability and quick-drying functions.
3. A historic first: Physical insulation material for cold-proof clothing, footwear, gear, etc.
Laws & Characteristics
Performance Verification
Technical Path
Porous material Aerogel shows extremely low thermal conductivity, making it suitable for thermal insulation. However, its defective mechanical properties limit large-scale use.
After 8 years of R&D, Y-Warm team invented a flexible, nano-sized closed-porous thermal insulation material. It delivers ultra-low thermal conductivity alongside outstanding mechanical performance, thus breaking the century-old "fragility curse" that has long haunted academia and the thermal insulation field.
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High performance
Extremely low thermal conductivity can effectively decrease thermal exchange.
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Revolutionary
A historic first: Thermal insulation tech applied in winter gear, replacing bulk with thinness.
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Multifunctional
Features moisture-permeable, quick-dry, antibacterial & antistatic features.
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Eco-friendly
Up to 75% reduction; passes EU SVHC test.
Knowledge Base
Y-Warm vs. Aerogel
Both materials are porous with excellent thermal insulation, but differ as below...
Y-Warm vs. Fiberfill and Down
At its core, insulation is about slowing down heat loss, which happens in three main ways...
Y-Warm vs. Waterproof Breathable Membrane
1. Different Functions: The breathable membrane functions to be windproof...
Breathability of Closed-Cell Y-Warm
Y-Warm, featuring its own hydrophilic groups, has a water absorption rate 280% that of the standard test sample...
