Summer 2026, limited initial release

Heat stops your crew.
Clema keeps them working.

Full-shift active cooling for industrial crews in 120°F+ heat. No ice. No downtime. No one sent home.

8–12hr Full shift, one battery swap
>25°F Felt temperature drop
<3 lbs Worn under PPE
120°F+ Built for extreme heat

What is a battery-powered cooling vest for industrial workers?

ClemaCore is a solid-state, battery-powered cooling vest worn under industrial PPE. It generates cooling electrically instead of carrying a store of cold, so it keeps working for a full shift and does not fade in humidity the way ice, PCM, and evaporative vests do.

The shift

Cool the worker.
Not the building.

A century of cooling was built for rooms.
The work was never inside.

How it works

Cooling that goes where the work goes.

01

Cools the body, not the air.

Active cooling sits against the core and draws heat away the moment it builds. Not dependent on shade, humidity, or environment.

Illustration of heat radiating outward from the chest and core of the body
02

Built into the gear they already wear.

Under 3 lbs. Fits beneath hi-vis, FR, and fall-arrest. A full shift on one battery swap. Nothing extra to carry.

Worker wearing Clema's active cooling system over a t-shirt at a warehouse loading dock

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ClemaCore

The job doesn’t stop at 100°F.

It fits under what they already wear. They’ll forget it’s there.

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Industries

Built for the crews that work in real heat.

The stakes

Every hot day, you’re choosing:
slow the crew, or risk one.

Heat illness is a liability problem under the OSHA heat standard, not a wellness one.

A single heat incident can trigger $50K–$200K+ in liability before litigation even starts.

$50K–$200K+ Single heat-incident cost, before litigation
30–50% Output drop on peak-heat days
36M+ Heat-exposed US workers

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In the field

Clema founders with an industrial crew at a customer site visit
On site with crews Designing with the people who actually wear the gear.

Summer 2026, 500-unit first batch

Be the crew that never stops for heat again.

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