TensTech

Innovative Chemical and Material Technologies

1405 Babbage Ln Indian Trail, NC, 28079-3472 United States

(704) 619-4669

TensTech Inc. is a research company that focuses on the development of new, innovative chemical and material-based technologies. Our vision is to carry out focused research and development projects based on clearly identified product goals. Projects include technologies that are based on internally identified objectives, that address grant-based objectives, or that are part of joint research and development efforts with partner chemical companies. We work in the expectation that our efforts will have a significant impact on targeted high value applications and specialty chemical markets.

Current Research and Development Programs

Technologies Under Late-Stage Development/Commercialization

  • TensTech, working with CTW Development, carried out an Army SBIR program that led to a new parachute deployment sleeve fabric and this technology is now being commercialized.

  • Advanced lubricant technology that will provide significant enhancements in performance and process efficiency in a range of industrial and consumer applications are now in early-stage commercial development.

  • A new class of effective, high strength, inherently flame-retardant fabrics with significant potential in military, industrial, and consumer applications.

  • Polymers for hair conditioning that will revolutionize the way in which hair is cleaned and managed, along with providing enhanced scalp health.

    Identified Technologies in Early-Stage Development

  • New highly crystalline forms of cellulose, isolated from a low value agricultural biproduct, that have unique properties and have wide range of potential applications.

  • Modified forms of EPA registered materials designed to provide antimicrobial surfaces with enhanced functionality and durability.

  • New approaches to the durable surface modification of synthetic and natural fibers.

  • A new class of low cost, ion-exchange fabrics that are being developed to provide a cost-effective method for addressing an international drinking water issue. 

TensTech has had grants and SBIR funding from a number of sources including the USDA and the US Army, along with development programs funded by partner companies.