Verified graphene, matched to the application.
Graphene is not one material. Platelet size, layer count, morphology and dispersion format all vary between grades, and each behaves differently in a given binder system and substrate. Atomic Resins sources graphene from two verified manufacturers and selects the grade whose characteristics best suit each product, rather than forcing a single material across the whole range.
What is graphene?
Graphene is pure carbon (the same element as the graphite in a pencil or charcoal) arranged in sheets just one atom thick. That structure makes it one of the strongest materials ever measured, and a remarkable reinforcement when properly dispersed through a polymer.
Stronger than steel by weight in its pure single layer form, among the strongest materials ever tested.
Carbon purity of the graphene grades used across the Atomic range: nothing exotic, just exceptionally pure carbon.
Chemically stable and unreactive, and once applied, dispersed and bound within the cured polymer matrix.
First Graphene
A leading manufacturer of pristine, low defect and high aspect ratio graphene nanoplatelets: PureGRAPH®. First Graphene produce and supply graphene powder and aqueous dispersions in a range of different sizes at commercial scale for a wide reach of industries, including coatings, composites, polymer and construction materials.
Levidian
A UK graphene producer whose patented LOOP process uses plasma chemistry to extract carbon directly from methane, yielding high purity graphene nanoplatelets with a distinctive morphology, alongside clean hydrogen, with carbon negative potential when produced from waste methane.
