- 05 / Applications

One material. Many industries.

The unique geometry of graphene - one atom thick, hexagonally bonded, naturally conductive - translates into transformative performance across radically different sectors.

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Energy Storage

Batteries, supercapacitors, fuel cells.

Enhances charge density and cycle life in lithium-ion batteries, dramatically increases energy density in supercapacitors, and improves fuel-cell electrode performance.

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Construction

Cement and concrete enhancement.

Graphene oxide additions to cement mixes deliver dramatic increases in compressive and flexural strength while reducing capillary porosity.

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Composites

Polymer and composite reinforcement.

Strengthens plastics, metals, and ceramics while reducing weight. Critical for aerospace components, automotive lightweighting, and high-performance sporting goods.

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Coatings

Conductive inks, anti-corrosion coatings.

Conductive inks for printed electronics, anti-corrosion barrier coatings for marine and industrial use, and functional surface treatments.

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Thermal Management

Heat dissipation in compute and power electronics.

Conducts heat better than copper. Used in heat spreaders for laptops, smartphones, LEDs, and high-power industrial electronics where thermal management is critical.

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Flexible Electronics

Sensors, smart devices, EMI shielding.

Single-atom-thick sheets provide unmatched sensitivity for sensor applications, while flexible conductive layers enable wearable and foldable electronics.

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Water Filtration

Desalination membranes, advanced filtration.

Graphene oxide membranes filter at the molecular level - a step change in desalination efficiency and the ability to purify contaminated water sources.

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Lubrication

Industrial greases, additives.

Graphene-enhanced lubricants provide superior thermal stability, load resistance, and anti-wear performance in demanding industrial and automotive applications.

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Graphenera material is being deployed in fields we haven’t yet listed. If you’re investigating an application, we’d like to hear about it.

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