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Advanced Graphene Materials and Technology Solutions

MECHANICAL STRENGTH – ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY – THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY

Angstron Materials Inc., the world’s largest producer of nano graphene platelets (NGPs) specializes in helping companies engineer graphene solutions with mechanical, electrical and conductive performance advantages. We have the expertise to partner with customers throughout the commercialization process from initial screening to market launch. We use our unique technical field experience and knowledge to help you:

  • Select the optimum materials
  • Functionalize NGPS, then introduce them into your manufacturing process
  • Create graphene-enabled products
  • More then 22,000 square feet of manufacturing space
  • State-of-the-art lab
  • Use manufacturing processes that reduce development costs and time to market

PATENTED TECHNOLOGY & PROCESSES HIGHLIGHTS

Angstron’s co-founder, Dr. Bor Jang, the inventor of NGPs began studying graphene in 2000 and has over 50 patents related to graphene production and applications including the first patent for single layer graphene in 2002 and the first patent on graphene reinforced metal, glass, carbon and ceramic-matrix composites and single layer graphene-reinforced polymer composites.

KEY PERFORMANCE ADVANTAGES

Angstron’s nano graphene solutions eliminate the viscosity and dispersion problems associated with processing advanced materials that use carbon nanotubes and fibers.
NGPs vs. Carbon Nanotubes

Other intrinsic properties include:

  • Highest thermal conductivity
  • Exceptional in-plane electrical conductivity
  • Fifty times stronger than steel
  • Ultra-high Young’s modulus
  • Highest intrinsic strength
  • High specific surface area
  • Low density

Why NGPs

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Our mission is to become the largest cost effective producer of graphene in world and to provide graphene solutions across a variety of industries and applications. Call us to learn how we can help you harness the advantages of graphene technology.

NGPs Versus Carbon Nanotubes

Why NGPs

NGPs provide a wide range of performance characteristics including:

Conductivity

  • The highest thermal conductivity known today (up to ~ 5,300 W/(mK), five times that of copper, at a density that is four times lower
  • Exceptional in-plane electrical conductivity (up to ~ 20,000 S/cm)

Strength

  • Fifty times stronger than steel
  • Ultra-high Young’s modulus (approximately 1,000 GPa) and highest intrinsic strength (~ 130 GPa estimated)

Surface Area

  • High specific surface area (up to ~ 2,675 m2/g) twice that of CNTs

Density

  • Low density (2.25 g/cm3)

Dimensions

  • Available in a wide range of platelet lengths (typically 1-20 μm) and thicknesses (approximately 0.34 nm to 100 nm)
  • Single layer graphene as thin as 0.34 nm

Angstron Chairs Graphene Symposium At TechConnect World 2012

Angstron will chair the “Graphene: Innovations In Synthesis & Production” symposium at TechConnect World’s Nanotech technical event on June 19, 2012 at 2 p.m. The event is being held at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, Calif. For more information contact Ron Beech at ron.beech@angstronmaterials.com MORE >
Angstron Materials Inc., has named Digichem Corporation, Anyang City, Korea, its distribution partner for Korea. Digichem, a management innovation enterprise, specializes in exporting chemical ingredients and intermediates for markets that include paint and coatings, adhesives, automotive, electronics, pharmaceutical, printing and packaging and film conversion. “Graphene has emerged as a promising material,” says Edward Eunjung Kim, [...] MORE >
Angstron was featured in Industry News’ listing of the most read stories on PowerPulse.Net for 2011. The listing provides a window into the pulse of trends and interests in the power electronics industry. Read the full story. MORE >
Industry Week features Angstron Materials in article about five technologies changing the industry. Read the full article in the November 2011 issue. MORE >

 

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