Graphene Flower Paste
Conductive carbon fillers are in various electronics-related products as materials that impart conductivity to insulating polymer materials, as electronic carrier materials (conductive paths) for power sources such as secondary batteries and fuel cells, and as catalyst carriers. As a filler for composite material, Graphene Flower® Paste has excellent strength, elastic modulus, flexibility, aspect ratio, electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity.

Product Name

Graphene Flower® Paste

Product Features

Provided as paste with a graphene particle size of 5-10 μm and a thickness of about 10 nm
Mass producible
Dispersion solvent: water-based or water-IPA-based
Solid content: water-based 10%, 1%, water-IPA-based 1%

A high thermal and electric conductive filler that can be used suitably for composite materials such as resin and rubber.
As a paste, agglomeration of graphene due to the van der Waals force can be avoided
Up to 10% solid content and is in a viscous form. (High solvent ratio due to flakes)

Application

Filler material that imparts conductivity to insulating polymer materials
Filler material that imparts thermal conductivity to polymer materials and rubber materials
Power source electronic carrier material (conductive path) and catalytic carriers
Antistatic agent for resin and gel coat
Black pigments for plastics, cast resins, paints and ink

High thermal conductivity filler
Electric conductive filler
Anti-degradation and anti-oxidation filler for resins, building materials, etc.

Particle size by FE-SEM

Example of Mixing with Resin

Graphite or Graphene Flower® Paste were added to phenol resin (BellPearl® S870 manufactured by Air Water BellPearl Co., Ltd.) in liquid/solvent, filtered, and then molded by hot pressing. While changing the amount of filler added, the volume resistivity and the in-plane thermal conductivity were measured and evaluated.
With regards to electrical conductivity, conduction is not observed with graphite unless 10% or more is added. But with graphene paste, electric conduction is observed even with a small amount of addition (2%). Regarding thermal conductivity, it increases to 3 W/m K, 12 W/m K and 70 W/m K with 10%, 20% and 60% addition of Graphene Flower® Paste, respectively. Compared with graphite, the same thermal conductivity can be observed with about 1/3 of the amount of Graphene Flower® Paste.
Specification → An Example Specification