Danish Graphene produces and supplies graphene materials for industrial composites to enhance performance and lifetime of products.
Danish Graphene relies on research from the Department of Chemistry at Aarhus University.
Danish Graphene is a production company and supplier of graphene for industrial applications. Currently, the company is focusing on development while applications of the graphene are being tested.
Danish Graphene is unique in its production process where the graphene is functionalized during the manufacture. This functionalization facilitates better interaction between the graphene and other materials and results in better transfer of the graphene properties to other materials. This functionalized graphene is also easier to disperse in other materials making it easier to implement in an existing product range.
Contact information for Danish Graphene
Tysklandsvej 7
7100 Vejle
Denmark
Danish Graphene and Nagase announce strategic partnership
Danish Graphene has announced it has entered into a strategic partnership with Nagase (Europa) GmbH, marking a step toward scaling graphene for industrial applications.
Nagase brings global market access, deep technical expertise, and a strong commercial platform within advanced materials. Through this collaboration, Nagase will support market development, distribution, and industrial deployment of Danish Graphene's solutions, accelerating the integration of graphene into high-performance applications across batteries, electronics, and other demanding sectors where consistency and reliability are critical.
Danish Graphene and Danish Technological Institute develop new graphene ink
A new graphene-based ink, which can be used for printed electronics, has been developed by Danish Graphene, in collaboration with the Danish Technological Institute, in a MADE demonstration project.
Danish Graphene wanted to develop graphene in ink form to use it for printed electronics, where surfaces are coated with electrical circuits. Therefore, they sought help in a MADE material demonstration project, where they received assistance from the Danish Technological Institute. Graphene inks could be used in smart wearables, such as intelligent t-shirts that can detect small electrical impulses and thus track your pulse, or in training shoes that can analyze your running pattern.
Danish Graphene completes setup of its battery laboratory
Danish Graphene has announced that its battery laboratory is now fully setup and operational. The Company sees this as a significant milestone, as it now has the capability to produce and test batteries containing graphene, entirely in-house.
With this new battery laboratory, Danish Graphene can manage the whole process internally – from production of individual components to the final assembly of coin cell batteries. This allows the Company to maintain strict quality control and explore new technologies and materials.
