Carbon nanotube products
Jar
Packaging
Jar 0.4 L (up to 100 g)
Other packaging volumes are available at customers’ request
In Epoxy

TUBALLMATRIXMATRIX301MATRIX 301


Conductive additive based on a surfactant for solvent-free epoxy and PU coatings without drawbacks in color and mechanical properties. Also recommended for epoxy composites.

The cost of our SWCNT products depends on the quantity ordered. Please reach out to us for a personalized quote.

Material system
Solvent-free epoxy and polyurethane resins
Working dosage
0.1–1 wt.%
Сoncentrate carrier
Surfactant – ethoxylated alcohol
Shape
Paste

Benefits

Electrical conductivity

Allows uniform and permanent electrical conductivity without “hot spots”

Permanent characteristics

Anti-static properties independent of humidity

Mechanical properties

Maintains or even increases mechanical properties

Flexibility in color

Adding color to epoxy and polyurethane resins is possible due to low working dosages of the concentrate and minimal greying effect

Viscosity retained

Minimally affects density, viscosity and other rheological properties of matrix material

Easy to use

The pre-dispersed formula allows use of standard manufacturing equipment



Cases

Anti-static topcoat for rotor sails

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Epoxy Floor

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GFRP Pipes

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Video

TUBALL MATRIX — Processing Guidelines

Anti-static and conductive hand layup composites: how to produce using graphene nanotubes


Documents

Also available in:
English
TDS TUBALL MATRIX 301 ENG V07.PDF
PDF204.8 kB
TUBALL MATRIX 200X 300X PROCESSING GUIDELINES ENG V03.PDF
PDF614.4 kB

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March 19
Transport tanks carrying crude oil and petroleum should not only possess good anti-corrosion properties but also protect highly flammable energy resources from explosion. Splashing, pouring, and turbulence can generate static electricity, resulting in sparks. 💥 How can you improve safety? Simply apply a protective lining with graphene nanotubes inside the composite tank. Nanotubes provide stable and uniform conductivity protecting tanks from static electricity buildup. ✅ Learn more on graphene nanotube applications and uses: https://tuball.com/nanotubes-for?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=TUBALL+INSIDE+coatings&utm_campaign=March+19%272024 #oilandgas #ESD #lining #coatings
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March 14
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