Y-Warm is produced using water instead of organic solvents such as toluene, DMF, and ketones, helping reduce the use of organic solvents in the manufacturing process.

Y-Warm has also passed testing for substances of very high concern (SVHCs) under the EU REACH Regulation.

Up to 75% Less Material

Achieving high thermal performance with less material helps reduce resource consumption and improve material efficiency.

Thinner. Warmer. More Comfortable.

Y-Warm enables high-performance thermal insulation with less bulk, meeting evolving demands for lighter and more comfortable products.

By reducing reliance on animal-derived insulation, we help create more choices for warmth with less impact on animals.

One planet. One shared future.

A changing climate, melting glaciers, and declining biodiversity remind us that the choices we make today will shape the world of tomorrow.

Progress should not come at the expense of the planet we share. We believe the purpose of innovation is not only to create better materials, but to help build a future where human progress and the natural world can thrive together.

There is only one Earth — and its future belongs to all of us.

A sustainability vision by Y-Warm Technologies.

Zero° Technology embodies our belief that technological progress and environmental responsibility should advance together.

Through continuous innovation in materials science, we seek to use resources more efficiently, reduce environmental impact, and create new possibilities for sustainable development.

Better technology. Fewer resources. A more sustainable future.

At 0°C, water begins to freeze under standard atmospheric pressure.

As temperature falls, molecular motion slows, and matter begins to transform.

Zero is more than a number.

It is a boundary and a beginning — a point where one state ends and another becomes possible.

This is the idea behind Zero° Technology: to rethink what is possible through science, to achieve more with less, and to turn every boundary into a new beginning.

Where did we come from — and where are we going?

In the vastness of the universe, Earth is the only home we share.

Throughout history, every major technological breakthrough has reshaped the way we live, work, and understand what is possible. Yet the true measure of progress lies not in technology itself, but in the future we choose to create with it.

We believe innovation should enable humanity to achieve more with less — using fewer resources, reducing environmental impact, and creating greater possibilities for generations to come.

Technology expands the boundaries of what is possible.
Responsibility determines where those possibilities lead.