Composites and Resins
Graphene Applications and Production
Lightweight graphene enhances composites and resins by increasing their strength and durability while also providing environmental benefits.
MARKET OVERVIEW
The composites industry consists of various types of reinforcements, such as carbon fiber, glass fiber and aramid fiber, which are embedded within a matrix material, often a polymer resin, to form a composite structure.
$111 BILLION MARKET SIZE
The composites industry encompasses a wide range of sectors and applications, including:
- Aerospace and Aviation
- Automotive
- Construction and Infrastructure
- Alternative Energy
- Sports and Recreation
- Marine
- Consumer Goods
Features and Benefits of Composites and Resin with Graphene
Exceptional reinforcement efficiency, delivering simultaneous gains in stiffness, strength, and toughness at ultra-low FGA-1 loadings.
Enables lightweight, high-performance composites by delivering significant mechanical improvements at very low loadings, allowing material reduction without compromising performance.
Electrical conductivity can be tailored to meet application-specific requirements, enabling improved charge transport and static dissipation.
Forms a protective layer that restricts exposure to flammable gases, preventing flames, and forms a char layer that acts as a physical barrier, slowing down the release of flammable gases.
HydroGraph’s unique fractal turbostratic graphene, with ultra-small lateral dimensions, enables stable and uniform dispersion in resin systems for consistent performance enhancement.
HydroGraph’s Pristine Turbostratic Graphene in Action
Increase in Stiffness, Strength, and Toughness in Epoxy Resin
