Graphene Industrial Grade

Details and Specifications of Graphene Industrial Grade

Industrial-grade graphene is a bulk form of graphene made for real industrial manufacturing. It consists of thin carbon sheets stacked into several layers. When mixed with other materials, these tiny flakes improve strength, thermal conductivity, and electrical performance. Industrial-grade graphene offers the benefits of advanced nanomaterials while still being affordable and easy to scale.

This grade of graphene typically consists of layers of carbon arranged in a hexagonal pattern. It is produced by breaking down graphite into very thin flakes. The material looks like a light, fluffy black powder with a high aspect ratio, meaning the flakes are wide but extremely thin. Because of this shape, only a small amount can greatly improve a product.

Industrial-grade graphene is a practical and powerful nanomaterial that boosts the performance of everyday industrial products. It combines mechanical strength, energy efficiency, and material innovation in a form that can be produced at a large scale. It is packed in moisture-safe containers for easier industrial use. With its wide use in composites, coatings, electronics, and structural materials, it continues to shape the future of advanced manufacturing.

The purity of the industrial grade is more than 98%. As per the SEM and TEM analysis, the thickness is less than 15nm, whereas the average particle diameter is 10 to 15 microns. The specific surface areas are 120 to 150 sqm/gram. 

Features

• High surface area for better bonding with other materials
• Low density for lightweight engineering
• Thin-layered structure with excellent flexibility
• Very high thermal and electrical flow for advanced technologies
• Clean and high-purity carbon form

Available Forms

• Powder: For general industrial use and material blending.
• Nanoplatelets: For better composite reinforcement
• Liquid dispersions: For coatings, printed circuits, and inks.
• Flakes or sheets: For conductive films in electronics.

Applications

Industrial-grade graphene is widely used in sectors that require light, strong, and conductive materials. It improves battery performance, supports flexible electronics, and strengthens automotive parts and protective coatings. In construction, it enhances concrete and corrosion resistance. It also boosts the durability of polymers, metals, and alloys, and is valuable in aerospace and defence for tough, lightweight components. It helps industries create more efficient and long-lasting products.

Handling Guidance

• Use gloves (non-latex recommended) while working, as finger oil can cause contamination.
• Use a dust mask or work in a ventilated area to prevent inhalation, as fine graphene powder can be easily inhaled.
• Avoid contact with skin and eyes; use an apron and goggles when handling.
• Keep sealed in dry areas to prevent moisture damage.