From atoms to impact.

See where our materials make a difference, from protective coatings to batteries and concrete.

Key applications

Four areas where advanced materials deliver clear, measurable gains today.

Industrial coatings

Graphene strengthens the barrier a coating forms, slowing the moisture and oxygen that drive corrosion.

The result is tougher, longer lasting protection for steel structures, pipelines, marine assets and equipment in harsh conditions.

Energy and storage

Higher conductivity helps electrodes move charge faster, supporting quicker charging and better cycle life.

Applications include lithium batteries, supercapacitors, solar cells and the heat management around them.

Construction and concrete

Small additions of graphene can make concrete stronger and less permeable to water.

That can mean less cement for the same strength, lower emissions and structures that need less maintenance.

Advanced composites

Graphene reinforces polymers and fibers, raising strength and stiffness without adding weight.

It suits aerospace and automotive parts, sports equipment and 3D printed components where every gram counts.

Industries we serve

Graphene's range of properties opens doors across a wide spread of sectors.

  • 01

    Electronics

    Better conductivity and faster heat removal in components and circuits.

  • 02

    EV and batteries

    Electrodes that support faster charging and longer battery life.

  • 03

    Paint and coatings

    Tougher, more corrosion resistant finishes.

  • 04

    Lubricants

    Lower friction and wear in engines and machinery.

  • 05

    Glass

    Conductive, scratch resistant and heat managing surfaces.

  • 06

    Cement

    Stronger, less permeable concrete with less cement.

  • 07

    Textiles

    Conductive, antistatic and temperature regulating fabrics.

  • 08

    Rubber

    Tires, belts and seals with better wear resistance.

  • 09

    Plastics

    Stronger, lighter parts with improved barrier properties.

  • 10

    Paper

    Stronger, more water resistant paper and packaging.

  • 11

    Aerospace

    Lighter composites and protection against lightning strikes.

  • 12

    3D printing

    Stronger and conductive printed parts.

  • 13

    Medical

    Emerging uses in sensors, antibacterial surfaces and diagnostics.

  • 14

    Sensors

    Highly sensitive detection of gases, strain and pressure.

  • 15

    Conductive inks

    Printed circuits, antennas and heaters on flexible surfaces.

  • 16

    Water filtration

    Membranes that help remove contaminants from water.

  • 17

    Thermal management

    Heat spreaders and interface materials that keep devices cool.

  • 18

    Flexible electronics

    Bendable displays, wearables and touch surfaces.

  • 19

    Composites

    Higher strength and stiffness at lower weight.

  • 20

    Sports equipment

    Lighter, stronger rackets, helmets, bikes and footwear.

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