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Are you looking to use graphene to make your products better? We can help!
We work with manufacturers to identify ways to leverage the material properties of graphene to improve products. We are focused on providing these enhancements without disrupting existing manufacturing processes.
What is graphene and how is it used?
Graphene is a one-atom-thick layer of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal lattice.
Graphene Facts:
- Thinnest material known to man at one atom thick
- Strongest material ever tested, between 100-300 times stronger than steel
- Best heat- and electricity-conducting material to be discovered
Potential applications
Medicine
- Tissue engineering
- Contrast agents, bioimaging
- Polymerase chain reaction
- Devices
- Drug delivery
- Biomicrorobotics
- Testing
- Toxicity
Electronics
- Transistors
- Transparent conducting electrodes
- Frequency multiplier
- Optoelectronics
- Hall effect sensors
- Quantum dots
- Organic electronics
- Spintronics
- Conductive ink
Light processing
- Optical modulator
- Ultraviolet lens
- Infrared light detection
- Photodetector
Energy
- Generation
- Storage
Sensors
- Biosensors
- Pressure sensors
- NEMS
- Molecular absorbtion
- Piezoelectric effect
- Body motion
- Magnetic
Environmental
- Contaminant removal
- Water filtration
- Permeation barrier
Other
- Plasmonics and metamaterials
- Lubricant
- Radio wave absorption
- Redox
- Nanoantennas
- Sound transducers
- Waterproof coating
- Coolant additive
- Reference material
- Thermal management
- Structural material
- Catalyst
- Aviation
Contact us today!
We wold love to work with you to determine how you can leverage the properties of graphene to make your products better.
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Our graphene applications and products include:
- Sports equipment
- Paints and coatings
- Power generation,
- Power transmission
- Power storage
- Fluid filtration
- Functional strength enhancement
- Heat conductivity
- Clean water production
- Lubricants
Each of these has a wide array of commercially viable applications. We provide discrete advanced research and support in the development of specific solutions and the optimum graphene type for the application.