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The startup has developed a fully recyclable self-cooling can that utilizes advanced thermoelectric technology to cool beverages without the need for external refrigeration. This innovation reduces the environmental impact of traditional cooling methods and enables businesses to offer chilled drinks more sustainably.

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Updated 3 months ago

Funding

$247.2K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Funding rounds are not available yet.

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Product

Problem

Many consumers lack access to chilled beverages when away from refrigeration, leading to dissatisfaction. Traditional refrigeration methods also contribute significantly to carbon emissions within the supply chain.

Solution

deltaH Innovations offers the Cool>Can™, a self-cooling beverage can that chills drinks without external refrigeration. The Cool>Can™ utilizes a patent-pending, eco-friendly process activated by pressing a button on the can's base, which mixes water and a salt component within the can's walls. This process rapidly cools the beverage to a refreshing 6-7°C and maintains the temperature for up to 45 minutes. Designed with sustainability in mind, the Cool>Can™ is 100% recyclable, reducing carbon emissions compared to traditional cooling methods.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes beverage companies seeking sustainable packaging solutions and consumers desiring chilled drinks on-the-go.

Features

  • Instant cooling of room-temperature beverages to 6-7°C upon activation.
  • Self-cooling mechanism activated by pressing a button at the can's base.
  • Utilizes a reaction between water and a salt component within the can's walls.
  • Maintains chilled temperature for up to 45 minutes.
  • 100% recyclable design for reduced environmental impact.
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