ROCHESTER, N.Y., Nov. 3, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NaturalNano, Inc. (OTCBB:NNAN) announced today allowance of a very important patent dealing with the use of its proprietary Halloysite materials for Nanocomposite Master Batch and Method of Manufacturing. Acting CEO James Wemett said, "We expect this patent to issue early in 2012. It continues to strengthen our position as the Leader in the Halloysite Field."
Wemett continued "One of the challenges of manufacturing reinforced polymers is getting thorough mixing in the molding equipment to get the highest quality parts and at minimal cycle times. The method covered by this patent will improve our customers' profits while reducing the customers' costs."
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NaturalNano, Inc. (OTCBB:NNAN) is a materials science company focused on developing and commercializing advanced nanocomposites. The Company is focused on additive technologies and processes, including its proprietary Pleximer that adds value to industrial polymers, plastics and composites. NaturalNano holds and/or licenses 20 patents and applications relating to Halloysite, as well as proprietary know-how for its extraction and separation processes, compositions, and derivatives. http://www.naturalnano.com/">www.naturalnano.com
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