Graphene 3D Lab signs agreement with Taulman 3D to produce graphene-enhanced nylon for 3D printing

The U.S based public comapny Graphene 3D Lab, developer of graphene-enhanced materials for 3D printing, announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Taulman 3D, an American company that focuses on research and development of new 3D printing materials (with an accent on proprietary nylon materials), for the cooperation on research and development of 3D printing materials.

The agreement states that the companies will collaborate on the development of a graphene-infused nylon material for use in 3D printers, and Graphene 3D Lab will be granted exclusive distribution rights in North American for Taulman3D's Nylon 680 material, meant to start being sold in the beginning of 2015, for a two-year period.

Graphene 3D Lab also announced the formalization of an agreement for Numus Financial to assist the company with its investor relations program, providing oversight and co-managing expenses with no management fee mark-up. Paul Thomson of Numus Financial will provide investor relations involvement on a cost recovery basis, and has been granted 50,000 stock options (priced in accordance with the company's stock option plan and the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange).

In September 2014, we posted an interview with Graphene 3D Lab's counder and COO, Dr. Elena Polyakova.

Posted: Nov 26,2014 by Roni Peleg