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SOLAR BLANKETS:
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The process of coating polyester film with
a mist of metal to create a foil-like effect-metallization
transformed
a
1950s small scale manufacturing operation producing decorative
metallized plastics into a flourishing industry-thanks partly
to NASA's efforts to share their successful adaptations of
an
existing technology. The results range from food packaging
and aircraft covers to clothing and survival equipment such
as solar blankets.
Solar emergency blankets, reflect and
retain up to 80 percent
of the
user's body heat, thus helping to prevent post-accident shock.
They keep a person warm for hours under emergency
cold weather conditions, and have been used by participants
in Marathons as a post-race measure to prevent loss
of body temperature.
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We offer the following base films for solar blankets:
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