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Q: Is there a difference between Hotblox and Hotblox Armor?
A: Yes, Hotblox is ATC's line of thermal protection materials, structural ceramics, coatings and dielectric materials, while Hotblox Armor is ATC's line of ballistic armor systems.
Q: What advantages do Hotblox and Hotblox Armor have over other similar materials?
A: Hotblox has a complete line of low cost moldable TPS materials, dielectric materials, coatings and structural ceramics. Please see products page for more information.
Hotblox Armor has the advantage of superior stopping power, low areal density with minimal ballistic fabric. See Hotblox Armor products page for more information.
Q: What applications is HotBlox suited for?
A: Hotblox is suited for many diverse high temperature thermal protection applications, high temperature radomes, high temperature antenna parts and high temperature structural applications.
Q: What applications is ATC currently involved with?
A: ATC is currently involved in high temperature materials and ballistic armor. Our main area of focus is on synergistic ceramic and polymer solutions for today's extreme environments.
Q: Where are you located?
A: The ATC headquarters is located at 12520 Triskett Rd. in Cleveland, Ohio.
Q: What type of real world testing has been done on Hotblox?
A: Hotblox has been tested in the laser hardened materials evaluation laboratory (LHMEL) and the NASA Langley mach 7 wind tunnel. In addition, several Hotblox materials are currently part of MISSE 6 and Hotblox has been chosen to be part of MISSE 7.
Q: What testing has been done on Hotblox Armor?
A: Hotblox Armor has been tested extensively in ballistic facilities with many different threat levels.
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Q: Where did the name Hotblox come from?
A: Chuck
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