Carbon nanotube products
Barattolo
Confezionamento
Barattolo 0,4 l (fino a 100 g)
Altri tipi di confezionamento sono disponibili disponibile su richiesta del cliente

TUBALLMATRIXMATRIX808MATRIX 808


Additivo elettricamente conduttivo versatile per composti di poliuretano termoplastico (TPU), polisolfuro di fenile caricato (PPS), acrilonitrile butadiene stirene (ABS), policarbonato, policarbonato ABS, poliammide (PA) e resina poliammidica rinforzata con fibra di vetro.

Sistema materiale
Poliuretano termoplastico (TPU), polisolfuro di fenile caricato (PPS), acrilonitrile butadiene stirene (ABS), policarbonato, policarbonato ABS, poliammide (PA) e resina poliammidica rinforzata con fibra di vetro
Dosaggio di esercizio
0,5–5% en peso
Supporti
Estere di poliolo
Formato
Pellets

Benefits

Conducibilità elettrica

Fornisce una conducibilità elettrica costante e uniforme ad una bassa concentrazione operativa

Proprietà meccaniche

Mantiene le prestazioni meccaniche chiave originali

Caratteristiche costanti

Mantiene la resistività indipendentemente dai livelli di umidità

Riduzione dello scarto

Contribuisce a ridurre il numero di prodotti non conformi



Esempi di applicazioni

Lampade di segnalazione

сliccare per vedere i casi

Documenti

Disponibile in lingue :
English
TDS TUBALL MATRIX 808 ENG V11.PDF
PDF102.4 kB
TUBALL MATRIX 808 ABS PROCESSING GUIDELLINES ENG V03.PDF
PDF204.8 kB
TUBALL MATRIX 808 GF PA6 PA6.6 PROCESSING GUIDE ENG V04.PDF
PDF204.8 kB

Video

How to grant conductivity to glass fiber reinforced polyamide: compounding guide


Notizie

13 giugno
[#BreakingNews] 🚀 OCSiAl has completed a 3,000 MT single wall carbon nanotube water-based dispersion production site in Serbia, Europe! 🌍 This new facility will support various EV and consumer electronics projects by boosting the performance of Li-ion battery cells with energy-dense, silicon-rich, or fast-charging graphite anodes. 🔋✨ Scheduled to commence commercial production in the third quarter of 2024, this facility serves as an industrially scalable unit for SWCNT dispersion production and will be replicated by OCSiAl elsewhere in Europe, Asia, and the US. Read the news in full: https://ocsial.com/news/ocsial-completes-single-wall-carbon-nanotube-dispersion-site-in-europe/ Learn more on graphene nanotube applications and uses: https://tuball.com/nanotubes-for?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=Dispersion+site+in+Serbia+press-release&utm_campaign=June+13 #dispersions #ProductionSite #EV #batteries
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14 novembre
Join our webinar on December 5 and gain the latest technical insights on SWCNTs in today’s trending battery technologies. Nanotubes pave the way to long-lasting, silicon-rich (SiOx and SiC) anodes, enable record-thick LFP cathodes for energy storage systems (ESS) and EVs, make it possible to improve the tensile strength and reduce the amount of PTFE in this emerging tech, improve battery cycle life, and lower internal resistance, enabling high-performing electrodes, fast-charging graphite, and single-crystal NCM materials. Register via the link: https://events.zoom.us/ev/AsJM4aDgmkugi1bR5OFlW9jPyR92HdeOIMqzi5262YDKXEdDd-yY~ArXTE2RAoIF4YVW0EQis7V2Izp2uj8cK477DYBQAk7rDpL_OOCdeJ4LyYowcwinmRAfWiW8WJdtGvSSxUMkQACiPvQ Learn more about nanotubes in batteries: https://tuball.com/nanotubes-for/high-performance-ev-batteries?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=Battery+announcement+%232&utm_campaign=Nov+14%272023 #freewebinar #batteries #EV
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19 ottobre
Graphene nanotubes in tire treads can reduce emissions from EV usage by 2–4%. How? Nanotubes add conductivity and make it possible to alter formulations to retain high elasticity in tire treads. This decreases tan delta at 60°C by 15–25%, consequently reducing the rolling resistance coefficient by about 7–12%. Ultimately, this results in 2–4% less emissions during EV usage. Learn more on graphene nanotubes for elastomers: https://tuball.com/nanotubes-in/elastomers?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=GNT+emission+banner&utm_campaign=post+campaign_Oct+19 #EV #tires #emissions #sustainability
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