Graphene
Definition
Graphene is a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a 2D honeycomb structure, known for its high physical and chemical stability.
With limitless scalability, it is called the ‘dream nanomaterial’ and offers excellent workability and industrial applicability.
Processes
Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD)
A method that uses carbon sources (such as methane or ethane) to form a lattice on a metal substrate,
transferring graphene onto a film.
Product Types
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Graphene Film
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Graphene Cable
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Custom Fabrication
Core Technology
Process time reduction using RTCVD* (*Rapid Thermal Chemical Vapor Deposition)
Achieves a differentiated process shortening technology by utilizing RTCVD, a high-temperature rapid heating technique.
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High Speed Synthesis
280min → 40min
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Large Scale Synthesis
Max. 500x600㎜
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High Transparency
> 95% on Film
Large-Area Direct Growth Graphene Technology
Equipped with the industry's largest graphene processing facility (540 x 680 ㎟), covering all processes, including synthesis, lamination, etching, and transfer.
Low-Temperature Direct Growth Graphene Synthesis Technology
Fully implements transfer-free direct growth synthesis technology on various materials (such as Alloy Cu, Al, Ag, Au, etc.)
Application
