CERAGRAPHE™AC
CeraGraphe™AC (anti-corrosion) is the first graphene enhanced, permanent, inorganic ceramic coating designed to prevent rust or corrosion on ferrous substrates including industrial and infrastructure metal surfaces (e.g., bridges, metal structures). CeraGraphe™AC uses a key ingredient made in a patent-pending process that produces and disperses graphene from graphite in situ, resulting in a revolutionary graphene reinforced ceramic hybrid coating.
CeraGraphe™AC sheds dirt and water, not only protecting surfaces from corrosion and rust, but also permanently enhancing their physical appearance. Mag7 advanced polymers are impervious to UV degradation and tenaciously adhere to metals, glass, and minerals.
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CERAGRAPHE™GC
CeraGraphe™GC is a polymer-derived, graphene reinforced ceramic matrix composite useful for high strength lightweight materials, and protective coatings.
Graphene is a perfect monolayer of carbon atoms arranged into a two-dimensional honeycomb lattice. It has attracted tremendous attention in recent years due to its outstanding thermal, mechanical, and electrical properties. Several methods have been used to prepare graphene, such as the micromechanical cleavage of graphite, chemical vapor deposition (CVD), chemical reduction of exfoliated graphite oxide, and liquid phase exfoliation using various techniques.
Mag7 has licensed the patent for preparation of nano-particulate reinforced preceramic polymer compositions that are suitable for use in the fabrication of graphene-reinforced ceramic matrix composites. Depending on the starting materials used, the process can prepare compositions that can be poured or thermally shaped to net dimension before thermally converting to ceramic. Such composites can additionally contain other reactive or non-reactive components such as titanium, molybdenum, boron nitride, boron carbide, aluminum oxide, molybdenum disulfide, etc. By selectively formulating such compositions, one can prepare ceramics composites tailored for specific thermal, electrical, or oxidative performance applications.