Phase change energy storage material manufacturers

What are phase change materials?

Phase Change Materials are a series of engineered materials for thermal energy storage purpose. PCMs absorb or release large amounts of heat energy in the latent of heat form during its phase change process. Because of its ability to storge thermal energy, it is widely used in thermal management solutions.

What are phase change materials (PCMs)?

Phase Change Materials (PCMs) are ideal products for thermal management solutions. This is because they store and release thermal energy during the process of melting & freezing (changing from one phase to another). When such a material freezes, it releases large amounts of energy in the form of latent heat of fusion, or energy of crystallisation.

Who makes phase change materials?

Phase Change Materials Products Ltd. (UK) Phase Change Materials Products is a specialized manufacturer of PCMs for various applications. The company offers a wide range of PCM formulations, including organic, inorganic, and bio-based PCMs. 10. Rubitherm Technologies GmbH (Germany)

Who is phase change solutions?

Phase Change Solutions is awarded as a 2020 BNEF Pioneer from BloombergNEF, one of ten game-changing companies recognized for their leadership in transformative technologies. Phase Change Solutions (“PCS”) is a global leader in the development of temperature control and energy-efficiency solutions utilizing phase change materials (“PCMs”).

How much does phase change material cost?

The very common question is about the sale purchase price or cost of phase change material. A very particular cheap product is ice and you are unlikely to buy from us. Typically commercial price of phase change materials will be between 2USD to 5USD. We also offer high purity chemicals

Is ice a phase change material - PCM?

Ice is an excellent Phase Change Material - PCM. Ice changes phase when heated at 0 deg C and is converted to water. It absorbs a large amount of heat in the process of changing from solid to liquid phase and this results in cooling of the surroundings.