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Germany-based Accurion was established in 2009 as a merger between Halcyonics and Nanofilm Technology. The company develops and supplies high-end Imaging Ellipsometry and Active Vibration Isolation equipment.

Axium NanoFibers developed a nanofiber eleoctrospinning process that can be used to produce a broad range of organic and inorganic nanofiber morphologies that can be assembled into multi-layered, integrated composites.

Axium NanoFibers currently focuses on silicon-based materials for battery anodes and the company also develops graphene-based fibers.

Cambridge Graphene was established in May 2014 as a spin-off from Cambridge University to commercialize graphene inks based on research work at Cambridge University.

Cambridge Graphene in production method is based on a liquid phase exfoliation technology that turns graphite into graphene in a water-based solution. Cambridge Graphene says its technology is unique as it does not start with Graphene Oxide, which results in superior inks with no chemical contamination.

Spain-based Das-nano produces nanomaterial inspection equipment.

or the graphene industry, Das-Nano offers its Onyx system which can be used to quickly obtain information on the uniformity and homogeneity of graphene materials.