ClearSafe^TM is a glass coating system. It is a treatment process designed for the glass surfaces of your car windscreen, house windows, office facade, etc., to yield clearer & brighter vision and easier to clean surfaces. In addition, it also helps prevent corrosion on glass surfaces.

Here is a short video that show how ClearSafe^TM is effective in extreme situations.

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The following are some short video clips taken from inside a vehicle during heavy rain.

Please note that these videos are copyrighted by Nanoaq Pte Ltd. It may not be copied, reproduced or used for any other purposes.

		ClearSafe^TM Video Clip 01 (2.7MB)
		ClearSafe^TM Video Clip 02 (2.6MB)
		ClearSafe^TM Video Clip 03 (1.7MB)
		ClearSafe^TM Video Clip 04 (1.7MB)
		ClearSafe^TM Video Clip 05 (2.7MB)

All the photos below are taken from a vehicle with only the driver side of the windscreen ClearSafe^TM treated.

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The dotted white lines indicates where the centerline of the windscreen is.

Clarity Differences

Clarity Differences

ClearSafe^TM treated surfaces becomes extremely hydrophobic and oliophobic. In other words, water and oil is repelled by the coated surfaces. Water can no longer cling on to the glass distorting the vision. But rather, water is "pushed" into forming round droplets. These rounds water droplets would easily roll off or be blown off by the head-wind when the car is moving forward.

Though a glass surface is always perceived as smooth, but under a microscope, a typical glass surface is made up of rough ridges. These rough ridges provides anchorage for water and oil to hold on to. Thus resulting in water and oil clinging to the surface. ClearSafe^TM uses a proprietary solution that coats all these rough ridges making them very much smoother. This coating effectively removes the anchorage for water and oil to cling on to. Water is thus being "pushed" into forming round droplets. With the reduction in the overall coefficient of friction, these water droplets can easily roll off the surfaces. When a car is moving forward, the head-wind would be sufficient to push off the water droplets. All these factors working together gives the driver a clearer vision, especially when driving in the rain.

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