Haydale has congratulated the University of Manchester on the recent opening of its Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC).
The global advanced materials group attended the £60 million Masdar Building, which houses the GEIC at the University of Manchester, UK, of which Haydale is a Tier 1 partner.
The recently supplied Haydale functionalisation plasma reactor was a prominent feature at the event where it will be available to GEIC members, including the National Physical Laboratory, to develop the science of functionalisation and pioneer new advanced materials development.
Haydale’s exhibition stand featured many products enhanced with Haydale’s functionalised graphenes currently being sold in the market, including biomedical sensors, heat sensors, printed inks, graphene enhanced pre-impregnated carbon fibre composites and mould tooling, plus its newly launched anti-counterfeit technology, PATit. Haydale generated over £1.0 million of sales from its graphene enhanced products and services in its last financial year.
Additionally, Haydale’s functionalised graphenes were on display throughout the exhibition by some of its customers, including: