Graphene producers

2-DTech makes and supplies 2D materials, including CVD-made graphene, graphene platelets, graphene oxide and other 2D materials. The company also offers prototyping of graphene based devices.

2D Carbon Tech was established in December 2011 with an aim to develop and produce graphene films. The company is currently offering CVD-produced graphene films on copper, glass, silicon or PET, and also graphene-based touch panels and pressure-sensing films.

2D Carbon Tech's production capacity for graphene films is about 30,000 m²/year.

2D Fab was established in 2013 as a spin-off from Mid Sweden University in Sweden. The company produces graphene flakes using graphite from the Swedish Woxna Graphite (owned by the Canadian company Flinders Resources). 2D Fab received venture funding from Miun Venture in 2015.

Russia-based Active-nano, established in in 2008, performs research and development in the field of advanced materials, nanomaterials, mechanical activation, mechanochemistry and mechanical alloying.

AdNano Technologies, based in Karnataka India, produces a range of materials, including several metal oxides.

The company has a production line for graphene flakes, with a yearly capacity of 2 tons per year (which can be scaled-up up to 50 tons/per year). The company also produces Graphene Oxide materials with a yearly capacity of up to 100 Kg.

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.

Advanced Material Development was established in 2017 to commercialize 2D nanomaterial technology from Sussex University in the UK.

Sweden-based Aninkco was established in August 2015 as spin-off from KTH Royal Institute of Technology. The company aims to develop and produce novel conductive inks based on graphene and other 2D materials.

In September 2017 Aninkco, together with KTH and Huawei Technologies Sweden received a $120,000 grant from SiO-Grafen - VINNOVA to develop a 3D printing technique to fabricate graphene-coated heat spreaders.