Graphene Foam Copper - High Conductivity Graphene Nickel Foam 3cm x 3cm for Advanced Applications

Compared with traditional heat-dissipating materials, such as copper and aluminum, graphite foam has many advantages: 1. Light weight, easy to process. 2. Good thermal conductivity 3. Permeability and heat dissipation 4. Ideal cooling materials Graphene Materials: Graphene is a new type of carbon material. It has a two-dimensional honeycomb-shaped crystal structure composed of a single layer of carbon atoms. Graphene has excellent electrical, mechanical, thermal and optical properties due to its special and small structure. For example, graphene has a mobility 100 times greater than silicon, a strength of 130 GPa, good flexibility and almost 20% elongation, ultra-high thermal conductivity, a specific supeicie of 2600 m2/g and is almost transparent. In a broadband, the optical absorption is only 2.3%. These excellent physical properties make graphene show great potential for applications in transistors, ultra-sensitive sensors, flexible transparent conductive films, super strong and high conductivity composites, lithium-ion batteries and supercapacitors.

• Graphene foam with exceptional specificity and electrical conductivity, ideal for various advanced applications.
• Lightweight and easy to process, this graphene foam offers a significant advantage over traditional materials such as copper and aluminum.
• Excellent thermal conductivity and permeability make it an ideal choice for efficient heat dissipation in electronic devices.
• Peecta connectivity in the graphene structure ensures superior load conduction, improving performance in high-tech applications.
• Versatile material suitable for transistors, ultra-sensitive sensors, flexible conductive films and storage solutions.