Paris Space Week 2021

Graphene Poised to Conquer Outer Space

With 1.000 participants, 40 conferences, and 9.000 qualified business meetings, Paris Space Week was a great success. Despite the crisis, demonstrating that its attendees are willing to innovate and move ahead.

The trade show took place digitally last March 9–10, 2021. Gathering the major players in aeronautics, space, and defense. As well as institutions, to examine the new challenges of space exploration.

Carbon Waters took advantage of the event to meet the big purchasers and show them graphene’s many properties. While they may be small, these nanoparticles could play a big role in the years ahead.

Recycling Rockets

Due to its ability to resist strong physical and thermal constraints, graphene is the perfect solution to the miniaturizing of increasingly powerful electronic components. Charlotte Gallois tells us, “Not only does it facilitate the discharge of excess heat, it also ensures better temperature diffusion.”

Used as an additive,* it increases the useful life of materials by strengthening their resistance in environments that can be quite harsh, while not weighing them down.

This “super power” of graphene ticks all the boxes on the projects of several stakeholders, such as Space X and the CNES. In fact, these entities want to develop reusable capsules and components.

Charlotte Gallois notes, “That requires materials that are both light and ultra-resistant to corrosion, heat, and shock.”

A graphene epoxy premix is currently being tested. That premix should be the answer to improving materials’ mechanical and thermal performance.

* in paints, varnishes, polymers, and composites

Carbon Waters Joins the European Macramé Program

Last December, Carbon Waters became part of the European Macramé project, a consortium with 19 partners. Its mission is considerable: Run tests to precisely characterize graphene nanoparticles and their toxicity throughout the product lifecycle.

Graphene Makes a Stop in Dusseldorf - Carbon Waters

Graphene makes a stop in Düsseldorf

Global leaders in the plastics and rubber industry will gather at the K Show in Dusseldorf, Germany, next October 19-26. Carbon Waters will be at the event October 19-21, when it will unveil the various fields of application for its graphene.

Trade shows, Carbon Waters Knocks it out of the Park

Carbon Waters has had a very busy start to the year, participating in numerous trade shows. As a bonus, the targeted business meetings have provided the company with excellent business and networking opportunities.

Grand Slam for Carbon Waters

Carbon Waters scores big with its attendance at two major trade shows next March: JEC World, the global composite materials trade show, and Eurocoat, the gathering for the paints, glues, and adhesives industry. The start-up’s ambition is placing it among the big players in the world of composites and the glues/adhesives/paints industry.