Graphene 3D printing: introduction and market status - Page 11

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Angstron starts offering graphene-enhanced polymers

Angstron Materials began to offer masterbatches of graphene-enhanced polymers. Those materials offer superior mechanical, electrical and thermal properties - above the base polymer. Angstron can provide the materials in a pellet form or as a strand for use in FDM 3D Printing.

Angstron has a team of composite scientists and engineers that can use the in-house compounding equipment and then masterbatch material to order in a timely manner. Through their industrial partners, also rapidly scale-up nanocomposite compounding to meet industrial demand.

Read the full story Posted: Oct 27,2014

Alpha Deal sees a 166% upside for Lomiko Metals

Investment group Alpha Deal Group started covering Lomiko Metals (TSXV: LMR), stating that Lomiko is a "uniquely positioned junior graphite resource company and graphene technology incubator company". Alpha sees Lomiko's value being 166% higher than it's current market price.

Lomiko's current market cap is C$10.24 million. Lomiko holds 4.4 million shares (11.23% interest) of Graphene 3D Labs (TSXV: GGG) - which is worth C$5.85, and Lomiko has cash and equivalents worth a further C$4.86 million. So the company is worth less than its holdings and cash - while in addition it holds the Quatre Mills Graphite property and the Vines Lake property, and has a strategic alliance agreement with Graphene 3D Lab to access technology.

Read the full story Posted: Oct 01,2014

Graphene 3D Labs partners with Stony Brook University for graphene 3D printing testing

Graphene 3D Lab signed a joint-venture agreement with Stony Brook University (SBUY) for quality control testing of graphene-enhanced 3D printing materials. As part of this (extendable) one-year project, Graphene 3D will pay $137K to SBUY's Research Foundation, which will analytical services at a fully-equipped laboratory.

SBUY will consider both the mechanical and functional properties of those materials. They expect to report on the optimal printing conditions for graphene-enhanced 3D printing materials.

Read the full story Posted: Sep 23,2014

Graphene 3D Lab aims to have commercial graphene-based 3D printing materials in 6 months

Dr. Elena Polyakova photoUsing graphene as a 3D printing material is a very hot topic lately, with many companies attempting to unlock this market - including Graphene 3D Lab, Graphene Technologies, Grafoid, AGT, Qingdao Unique Products and others.

Graphene 3D Lab, a joint-venture between Graphene Labs and Lomiko Metals which recently went public in Canada, is one of the leaders in this new market. The company's founder and COO, Dr. Elena Polyakova, was kind enough to explain the company's technology and business and answer a few questions I had.

Read the full story Posted: Sep 12,2014 - 1 comment

Lomiko Benefits from Graphene 3D Lab IPO

Following is a sponsored message from Lomiko Metals

Graphene 3D Labs went public on August 11th at $0.40 per share and at the time of writing, it hit a new 52-week high today of $2.09 per share for a gain of 522% in less than two months. Lomiko invested into Graphene 3D Labs earlier this year at an average investment price of $0.12 per share. Lomiko's gains are not yet being reflected in the company's share price.

Read the full story Posted: Sep 07,2014

Graphene 3D Lab wants to 3D print graphene batteries

Graphene 3D Lab filed a provisional application for a US patent for 3D printable batteries. A 3D-printable power source is vital for many printable devices of course. These batteries are based on graphene of course and can potentially outperform current commercial batteries.

Graphene 3D Lab also says that 3D-printed graphene batteries have several advantages over traditional batteries - you can tailor the shape and size to design of the specific device you are printing. The company aims to perform live demonstrations of 3D printed batteries - but they did not say when will this take place.

Read the full story Posted: Sep 04,2014

3D Graphtech Industries to investigate graphene-enabled 3D printing with CSIRO

3D Graphtech Industries, recently established in Australia by Kibaran Resources and the 3D Group, signed an initial agreement with Australia's CSIRO organization to investigate research opportunities in 3D printing using graphite and graphene inks.

CSIRO and 3DGI will jointly perform a white-paper study to identify technological problems in the 3D printing market that can be solved in an R&D program to provide a commercial solution. This is expected to take six weeks, and this initial agreement may lead to a longer-term relationship.

Read the full story Posted: Aug 25,2014

Graphene 3D Lab now trades in the Canadian stock exchange

Graphene 3D Lab is now a public company, trading in the Canadian TSX stock exchange under the ticker GGG, following the company's reverse-merger with Matnic Resources (whose previous ticker was MIK.V). It's great to see another public graphene company!

Graphene 3D Lab is a joint-venture between Graphene Labs and Lomiko Metals. The company focuses on the development of high-performance graphene-enhanced materials for 3D Printing. Lomiko Metals holds 15% of Graphene 3D Lab (4.4 million shares).

Read the full story Posted: Aug 14,2014

MicroDrop technologies is testing graphene for nano printing and 3D printing

Germany-based Microdrop Technologies (a private provider of equipment, software and services for advanced precision microdispensing and inkjet printing applications) reports that they tested graphene for for applications in micro printing, 3D printing and other related applications - and it exhibited excellent quality and characteristics.

The company will now start advanced tests for applications such as conductive inks, biochips, biomedicine and nanocoatings. Microdrop used graphene supplied by Australia-based miner company Talga Resources. This is Talga's first graphene sale.

Read the full story Posted: Jul 24,2014

Graphene Technologies and Stratasys to co-develop graphene-enhanced 3D printing materials

Graphene Technologies and Stratasys announced a partnership to co-develop graphene-enhanced 3D-printing materials. Graphene Technologies, established in 2007 in California, developed a unique patented and eco-friendly way to synthesize graphene from carbon dioxide. Stratasys is a leading 3D printing company, worth over $5 billion.

The US-Israeli BIRD Foundation will help fund this development effort. The foundation recently approved 11 projects worth $8.9 million (with additional $16 million in private sector funds). We do not know how much of that $8.9 was allocated for the graphene project.

Read the full story Posted: Jul 13,2014