HydroGraph Will Present High-Density Graphene Paste
The company will showcase a 20% concentration graphene paste designed to improve industrial dispersion stability.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Materials Science
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On October 6, 2026, HydroGraph will present its new Fractal Graphene Paste at The Advanced Materials Show USA. The product, which features a 20% graphene content by weight, aims to solve historical challenges regarding the commercial adoption of graphene.
Why it matters
The development seeks to address persistent hurdles in graphene commercialization by offering a high-concentration, shelf-stable product. This shift targets the scaling of industrial water-based applications that previously struggled with lower-concentration alternatives.
The paste achieves a 20% concentration by weight with a D50 particle size of approximately 35 nanometres. This density far exceeds the 1% to 5% range typical of standard commercial dispersions, while maintaining a shelf life of over two years.
The players
HydroGraph
An Austin-based materials science company specializing in the production of graphene.
Tarek Jalloul
A technical expert with 10 years of experience in graphene markets.
The details
The product leverages a combination of ultrafine morphology with proprietary stabilization chemistry and processing methods. This allows the paste to incorporate into water-based formulations using standard industrial mixing equipment, removing the need for specialized infrastructure.
Timeline
October 6, 2026: The company presentation occurs at The Advanced Materials Show USA.
12:40 p.m. - 12:55 p.m., October 6: Tarek Jalloul presents on graphene dispersion standards.
The Tech Race
By significantly increasing the graphene loading per unit, this product directly challenges the performance limitations of current aqueous graphene dispersions. It follows a industry-wide push to move graphene from experimental laboratory use to high-volume industrial scaling.
The paste is currently undergoing evaluation by more than 30 customers who received samples for testing. Manufacturers can expect to integrate the product into existing workflows using standard mixing equipment once commercial scale-up is finalized.
The takeaway
HydroGraph aims to lower the barrier for graphene integration in industrial water-based systems. Industry observers should watch for the upcoming technical presentation on October 6 for further details on dispersion standards and production scaling plans.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Financial Post.
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