Advanced Graphene Products - AGP is a company that produces and supplies graphene with a primary focus on the engineering and development of graphene based products. AGP produces graphene by a unique method: growth on a liquid metal matrix.
The company's HSMG (High Strength Metallurgical Graphene) shows very high mechanical strength and durability, with tests showing up to double the tensile strain resistance compared to CVD. The company transfers graphene onto any desired substrate at customers request. Perfect coverage and continuity makes it the best product for industrial and laboratorial use.
In November 2021 it was reported that AGP is set to become a public company, trading in the NewConnect market.
Contact information for Advanced Graphene Products
Nowy Kisielin - Ul. A. Wysockiego 6
66-002 Zielona Gora
Poland
AGP enters agreement with Nanosphere for the supply of graphene for the production of anti-corrosion paint
It was recently reported that Advanced Graphene Products (AGP) has signed a long-term deal with Nanosphere to supply large amounts of graphene, which will be added to the anti-corrosion paint used in the production of innovative next-generation automotive driveshafts. They will be installed in vehicles by various European manufacturers, including BMW.
"The contract with Nanosphere was concluded by the end of 2028, under which each year we will supply graphene for the production of as much as 60 tons of anti-corrosion paint. This is our second implementation of Polish graphene on an industrial scale. The first was to start the production of filament for 3D printers with the addition of graphene. We are very pleased that less than six months after our debut on the New Connect market, we can boast of real commercial implementations. So far, graphene has been treated as a material mainly used in R&D departments. Today we can talk about the use of graphene on a mass scale. We are working on new products with graphene that will be used in the automotive, aviation, energy and chemical industries "- commented Maciej GaÅÄ zka, President of AGP, quoted in the release.
AGP signs a cooperation agreement with Garmor
Poland-based Advanced Graphene Products has signed a cooperation agreement with U.S-based Garmor, a division of Asbury Carbons, aiming to increase the scale of operations and expand its markets.
Advanced Graphene Products entered the Warsaw NewConnect market at the end of November last year. The company has an annual production capacity of 100kg of graphene flakes and 150m2 of single-crystal graphene sheets. This production capacity will allow commercialization of the developed graphene applications on an industrial scale.
Advanced Graphene Products to go public next week at the NewConnect market
Poland-based Advanced Graphene Products S.A. (AGP), a graphene flakes and sheet developer, announced that it will go public, with a listing on the NewConnect market, on November 29th.
AGP has an annual capacity of 100Kg for graphene flakes and 150 m2 of large-area graphene sheets. The company is currently preparing to launch a pilot sale of a graphene-based filament for 3D printing.
ESA and Poland-based AGP develop a graphene-based bi-functional temperature and magnetism sensor
The European Space Agency (ESA) has announced that a project it has backed has yielded a combined temperature and magnetism sensor. Any time we can do more with less is a good result for the space sector, notes ESA materials specialist Ugo Lafont. Thanks to the unique properties of graphene, our prototype bi-functional sensor can measure magnetic field strength at the same time as taking temperature readings.
Prototypes of bi-functional sensor by ESA and AGP image
And our tests show the sensor operates reliably from room temperature down to 12 degrees Kelvin. Normally separate temperature sensors are required to accurately measure such wide temperature ranges, right down to cryogenic levels.
AGP launches a new and improved High Strength Metallurgical Graphene
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Another success in the field of industrial applications of graphene was announced by Advanced Graphene Products (AGP). Thanks to the latest research results, new investments and demand generated by AGP’s R&D projects, the company launches a second production line. This is a significant step to the start of industrial production of very high quality graphene material with properties most similar to theoretical graphene.
The new production line introduces an upgraded and improved graphene thermal reactor, which will increase the overall quality of HSMG® samples, but also double the production capacity. As early as February 2018, it will be possible to produce graphene sheets of unprecedently large sizes and higher quality. Pre-orders have already started! You can submit one by contacting the company through the address located at the bottom of the article.
Polish group to invest €1.4 million in a graphene production line
Polish chemical company Grupa Azoty reportedly plans to invest around 1.4 million Euro in a graphene production line this year. The line is to be located at the group’s plant in Tarnow, Poland, and will have an output capacity of around 1 kg of graphene per week.
The Grupa Azoty spokesperson stated that company representatives have been in talks with various entities interested in cooperating and using graphene in their manufacturing processes. The line’s output is intended for sales both in the domestic and foreign markets.
Advanced Graphene Products to develop graphene-based yacht components
The Polish graphene producer Advanced Graphene products (AGP) and Lodz University of Technology have launched a joint project to produce flexible graphene components for yachts. They plan to develop a technology that will rely on fibre-graphene components that will allow to reduce the weight of various elements while preserving, and even increasing their strength and elasticity.
The plan is for AGP to make yacht components from high strength metallurgical graphene, an enforced material patented by the Polish company. It is a graphene produced on a thin layer of metal that can easily be processed and transferred to other surfaces.
