Graphene companies
 CVD Equipment Corporation (based in Long Island, NY, USA) offers a variety of process and support equipment, for both R&D and production facilities. CVD is working together with Graphene Laboratories to offer Graphene materials and other services.
CVD's Graphene product page
 Durham Graphene Science (DGS) is an R&D company that specializes in the synthesis of Graphene. The company uses a unique and scalable 'bottom-up' approach to prepare Graphene that is protected by a patent application. The company was founded by Dr. Karl Coleman from Durham University.
DGS' web site
 GrafTech International is a global company with more than 120 years of experience in the carbon and graphite industry. GrafTech makes an expanded natural graphite foil that keeps most of the properties of the Graphene (thermal, electrical, and possibly acoustic) and they manufacture them in flexible sheets from 20um to 1mm thick and in widths up to about 50 inches.
GrafTech say that their graphite-foil is used in the iPhone, the new Samsung 3D TVs, and a lot of other phones and devices. GrafTech's web site
 GRAnPH Nanotech (based in Spain) is a provider of single-layer graphene products and other carbon based nanostructures and nanocomposites. GRAnPH developed their own patented technology for producing graphene, based on research by Grupo Antolin-Ingenieria and the Chemical Engineering Department of the University of Alicante in Spain.
The company offers its products in their on-line store.
GRAnPH Nanotech's web site
Graphene Devices, founded in 2009 and based in Niagara Falls US is a startup that explores novel uses for Graphene and ways to optimize its production. The company is using a process developed at the University of Buffalo. Graphene Devices has been awarded with over $600,000 in several projects in 2010 by the US federal and state authorities.
 Graphene Energy are working towards next generation nano-technology based Ultracapacitors for energy storage that will have at least twice the storage capacity of commercially available ultracapacitors. Their technology utilizes Graphene for electrode material.
Graphene Energy's web site
Graphene Frontiers is a new startup established in 2011 based on new graphene-production technology developed at the University of Pennsylvania. Graphene Frontiers' web site
Graphene Industries is a spin-out company incorporated in March 2007 to
capitalise on the advances made by Professor Andre Geim's research
group at Manchester University in the UK.
Graphene Industries is a commercial suppliers of graphene for micro- and nanoelectronic
fabrication and research.
Graphene Industries web site
 Graphene Supermarket offers a broad range of graphene nanomaterials including CVD grown graphene on foils and wafers, Q-Graphene, graphene nanopowder, graphene oxide, graphene in solution, and reduced graphene oxide. Graphene Supermarket is operated by Graphene Laboratories.
You can order the Graphene production online, at Graphene Supermarket's site.
 Graphenea is a private European company (based in Spain) focused on the production of high quality graphene for industrial applications. The company produces Monolayer Graphene Sheets, Bilayer Graphene Sheets, Multilayer Graphene Sheets, Graphene Nanosheets, Graphene Nanoplatelets and Customized Graphene.
Graphenea's web site
Harbin Mulan, based in China and established in 2000, is engaged in the sale of carbon and graphite materials. They are providing monolayer flake graphene oxide, monolayer graphene ultra-fine powder, graphene nanoplatelets, graphene oxide membrane (thin film), graphene solution (dispersible in water, DMF solvent), carboxyl graphene, aminated graphene and thiol graphene. Harbin Mulan's web site
 HDPlas (a subsidiary of the ICL Group) supplies Split Plasma treated carbon materials - Graphene, Graphene Nano Platelets and Carbon Nano Tubes.
The HDPlas products are available online in the UK on HDPlas.com. Their exclusive sales agent ni the US is Cheap Tubes.
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