Plastics
Plastics
Why Graphene in Plastics?
When integrated into thermoplastics and thermosets, graphene transforms material performance at minimal loadings (0.1–1%).
Applications
Graphene-enhanced plastics are ideal for:
- Automotive: Lightweight body parts, interiors, ESD-safe parts
- Electronics: Heat-dissipating housings, EMI shielding, flexible circuits
- Packaging: High-barrier films, trays, industrial wraps
- Construction: Pipes, panels, weather-resistant profiles
- Consumer Goods: Sports equipment, luggage, appliances
- Industrial: Pallets, bins, machine covers, battery casings
Product Formats
- Masterbatches (0.25-1% loading)
- Graphene powder
Thermoplastic – Bio plastics
Bioplastics are the future of sustainable materials — but they often struggle with strength, durability, and performance. Graphene changes that. We provide next-gen graphene additives that supercharge bioplastics without compromising biodegradability or recyclability.
Bioplastics such as PLA, PBS, PHA, and starch blends are renewable and eco-friendly. But to replace conventional plastics in demanding applications, they need enhanced mechanical, barrier, and thermal properties.
Key Advantages
- Higher Mechanical Strength
Boost tensile, flexural, and impact strength by up to 60% - Thermal Conductivity
Enhance heat dissipation in electronics and automotive components - Superior Barrier Performance
Reduce water vapor and oxygen transmission for packaging - Improved UV & Flame Resistance
Extend outdoor life and fire safety of thermoplastic part




