Alireza Atash Golestani, CEO of Golfa Nano Coating Company, shares their journey since 2014, when they dove into coatings with an Iranian nano-coating machine. Now, certified at the nano-scale, they've expanded their team to offer superior coatings. They've ventured into various sectors, even importing samples for nano treatment before re-exporting. Their competitive edge? Affordable pricing and ongoing efforts to boost abrasion resistance. Their nano-coatings are perfect for high-use areas like kitchens and bathrooms, where corrosion is a constant threat.

He highlights the challenge of convincing large companies to adopt this technology: "Some companies had prior experience with such coatings but were dissatisfied due to poor service or quality control issues. However, after experiencing our samples, they appreciated our high-quality service. Since our coatings add significant value to products, ensuring their integrity is paramount. We maintain strict quality control through adhesive and salt spray tests, with periodic inspections by the Nano Council.

Mr. Golestan highlights the potential of nano-coating services for boosting exports. While such services are typically reserved for high-value products due to the need for importation to Iran, they enhance the quality of Iranian goods, making them more competitive internationally. For instance, applying low-cost nano-coating to steel furniture increases their value and market competitiveness. Moreover, catering to preferences such as gold colors in Arab countries can further enhance export opportunities.

He believes, their collaboration with Nano Headquarters proves to be a strategic choice, providing them with invaluable advice, especially in obtaining nano-scale certifications. The expertise of Nano Headquarters experts has been pivotal in their journey, assisting from the initial equipment purchase to exhibition backing. This ongoing support underscores the significance of their partnership in expanding their operations.

Affordable yet durable nanostructured coatings, boasting vibrant colors and exceptional scratch and corrosion resistance, are now being applied to a variety of surfaces including sanitary fittings, ceramic tiles, and kitchenware. These coatings, typically crafted from brass and iron alloys, are created using PVD technology, offering a stylish and protective solution for various products.