14 Mar 2019 07:24
14.03.2019
Applied Graphene Materials announces that it will be presenting at the European Coatings Show
Applied Graphene Materials ("AGM"), the producer of specialty graphene materials, today announces that the Company will be present as an exhibitor and speaker at the prestigious European Coatings Show which is being held in Nuremberg, Germany on 18 to 21 March 2019.
Lynn Chikosha, a member of AGM's applications technology team, will present a paper to the Technical Conference entitled "Towards a novel, Non-Metal Graphene Nanoplatelet Hybrid Anti-Corrosive System for Tomorrow's Protective Coatings".
AGM's presence at the event demonstrates the Company's push for ever-deeper customer engagement in the coatings sector through the provision of interim performance data supporting the application of graphene for coatings technology. The Company works with numerous coatings companies interested in adoption of this new technology and emphasises the importance of strong customer engagement throughout the process of introduction of graphene, rigorous testing cycles and final formulation specification.
Development of such technical data is a major investment but is the means whereby AGM's graphene technology can be introduced in a relatively conservative industry. Although time-consuming, it is critical to enable strong customer engagement.
AGM can be located in Hall 1, Stand 1-651 at the European Coatings Show, Nuremberg, Germany 19-21st March.
For further information please contact AGM Sales Office on
Tel: + 44(0)1642 438214
or Email: info@appliedgraphenematerials.com
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Emily Dillon/Kristiana Brooks
Tel: 0207 796 4133
About Applied Graphene Materials
Applied Graphene Materials works in partnership with its customers using its knowledge and expertise to provide custom graphene dispersions and formats to deliver enhancements and benefits for a wide range of applications. The Group's strategy is to target commercial application in three core markets: coatings, composites and polymers and functional fluids.
The Group has developed proprietary bottom-up processes which are capable of producing high-volume graphene nanoplatelets using a continuous process. The manufacturing processes are based on sustainable, readily available raw materials and therefore do not rely on the supply of graphite, unlike a number of other graphene production techniques. Applied Graphene Materials owns the intellectual property and know-how behind these processes.
Applied Graphene Materials was founded in 2010 with its operations and processes based on technology that Professor Karl Coleman initially developed at Durham University. The Group was admitted to AIM in November 2013.