Tell us the problem.
If we can solve it, we call.

You run a line, a plant or a product with a material problem — something that fails, costs too much, or cannot be certified. Describe it here in your own words. If we can see a route to a solution, one of the materials team calls you back.

You bring
the problem,
we bring the chemistry

This is the open-innovation half of the studio. Problems come in from industry; the ones we can solve become projects, and the ones worth more than a project become ventures. Nothing here commits you to anything — it gives us enough to say yes or no, and to say it quickly.

The brief

Nothing you type here is stored or sent by this site. When you send the brief it is handed to your own email client, addressed to hello@niltechs.com — you see exactly what goes, and you decide whether it does.

01 · Your industry
02 · The problem

The material, the line it runs on, and what fails or falls short — in your words.

Suppliers, alternatives, process changes. Optional, but it saves a meeting.

03 · What it costs you today
04 · Constraints a solution has to respectTick every one that applies.
05 · The scale it has to work at
06 · Who to call

e.g. weekday mornings, CET

What happens next

01
We read it

One of the materials team reads the brief, not a sales desk. If it sits outside what we do, we say so within two working days and point you at someone better placed.

02
If we see a route, we call

Thirty minutes on the line itself: throughput, thermal window, contact class, volume, and what failure actually looks like when it happens.

03
A written scope, or a venture

If there is a project, you get an agreed specification and a route to a trial batch in writing. If the problem is bigger than a project, we talk about building the venture that solves it.