Graphene plastic additive liquid dispersion
Graphene Plastic Additive in a black 1 gallon jug with the Graphene Integrations label, front view on white
Graphene Plastic Additive back label with directions, typical dose, carrier, handling warnings and manufacturer details
Graphene Plastic Additive infographic showing key features, typical dose and carrier
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Graphene Plastic Additive

A graphene additive for plastics, supplied pre-dispersed in resin for compounding.

  • Patent pending
  • Made in the USA
  • Pre-mixed, never powder
Application
Thermoplastic and thermoset compounds where you want to evaluate mechanical or barrier properties against your baseline.
Carrier
Resin dispersion matched to your polymer.
Typical dose
1–7% by weight, depending on the application. See the technical data sheet.
SKU
GI-PLA-1GAL (1 gal jug)
GI-PLA-5GAL (5 gal pail)

Sizes: 1 gal jug, 5 gal pail

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Patent pending. Made in the USA. Manufacturer: Graphene Integrations, Charlotte, NC.

About this additive

Graphene is added to a polymer to work on properties such as stiffness and toughness. We supply it already dispersed in resin, so it goes into your compounding process as a liquid concentrate. Learn about our work in graphene polymer composites.

Benefits are evaluated in your formulation, against your own baseline. We suggest a starting dispersion, supply samples by quote, and you test against your current material. See graphene dispersions for the carriers we work with.

Frequently asked questions

What improvement should I expect?

We do not publish general results for plastics. Benefits are evaluated in your formulation, against your own baseline.

How is it supplied?

Pre-dispersed in a resin carrier matched to your polymer, never as dry powder.

How much should I add?

Typical dose: 1–7% by weight, depending on the application. See the technical data sheet. Ask us for a starting loading for your trial.

Can I get a sample?

Yes. Samples are available by quote for evaluation in your compound.

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