Carbon, because of its valency, can form many allotropes, i.e. structurally different forms of the same element.
The best known forms of carbon include diamond and graphite.
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Highly conductive grade carbon black (CB) aqueous ink, conductive ink -
Carbon black nanopowder, ca. 13 nm
The finest analogue of industrially used filler for polymer composites- Average particle size: ca. 13 nm;
- Specific surface: ca. 550 m²/g
- Ash content: < 0,02%;
- Bulk density: ca. 120 g/L
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Carbon Nanotubes MWCNT -A Carbon nanotube (CNTs) is a tube of carbon with diameters usually measured in nanometres.
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MWCNT W - aqueous dispersion of multi-walled carbon nanotubes with ionic dispersant.
They allow the incorporation of carbon nanotubes in water-based application systems (coatings, films…). The dispersion contains surfactants for superior dispersion and stability. -
MWCNT W - aqueous dispersion of multi-walled carbon nanotubes with ionic dispersant.
They allow the incorporation of carbon nanotubes in water-based application systems (coatings, films…). The dispersion contains surfactants for superior dispersion and stability. -
Multi-walled carbon nanotube (MWCNT) aqueous ink, conductive ink
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Carbon nanotubes, single-walled, Produced by arc discharge method. SWCNTs assembled in bundles Carbon purity: > 85%; Nanotube purity: > 74%; Diameter: ca. 1,5 nm
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Carbon nanotube (SWCNT) aqueous ink, conductive ink
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Graphene nanoplatelets
Graphene Nanoplatelets are unique nanoparticles consisting of short stacks of graphene sheets in platelet form. Each type contains particles with a similar average thickness and surface area. -
Graphene (Gr) aqueous ink, conductive ink
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Graphene Oxide Powder
Our graphene oxide is known for its mechanical and thermal properties. The raw material (graphite) is chemically processed to obtain monolayer flakes of graphene oxide. Particle size: D90 27 um- D50 13.6 um- D10 6,63 um -Powder -Dispersed in water -Highly concentrated -
Graphene Oxide Water Dispersion
Our graphene oxide is known for its mechanical and thermal properties. The raw material (graphite) is chemically processed to obtain monolayer flakes of graphene oxide. Particle size: D90 27 um- D50 13.6 um- D10 6,63 um -
Reduced Graphene Oxide
