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    Graphene 3D Lab Introduces Revolutionary Graphene Flex Foam

    Matthew Spizziri
    Nov. 24, 2015 11:00AM PST
    Emerging Technology Investing
    3D Printing Investing

    Graphene 3D Lab Inc. (TSXV:GGG,OTCQB:GPHBF) announced it has released the revolutionary new commercial product graphene flex foam, a multilayer free-standing flexible graphene foam.

    Graphene 3D Lab Inc. (TSXV:GGG,OTCQB:GPHBF) announced it has released the revolutionary new commercial product graphene flex foam, a multilayer free-standing flexible graphene foam. This material is a combination of highly conductive three-dimensional chemical-vapour-disposition ultralight graphene foam and conductive elastomer composite.


    Graphene 3D Lab Co-CEO,Elena Polyakova, stated:

    We have the ability to manufacture Graphene Flex Foam in basically any shape or size, but it is the flexibility of the product which we believe will capture the attention of innovative manufacturers who will want to evaluate the potential of commercializing this material into their products. Any company interested in a freestanding, stable, ultralight, highly conductive material that can flex with their product and fit into any space, will be interested in this innovation.

    Graphene 3D Lab Co-CEO,Daniel Stolyarov, stated:

    Graphene Flex Foam is an excellent substrate candidate in the manufacture of electrodes of lithium-ion batteries. Wearable electronics is an obvious application as the electronics, sensors and conductive properties will all need to be flexible with the wearable material. We also believe that this innovative product has a bright future for the next generation of flexible batteries and supercapacitors. Graphene Flex Foam offers energy storage as well as catalyst support in numerous organic synthesis reactions, gas sensors, flexible and ultrasonic acoustic device fabrication.

    Connect with Graphene 3D Lab Inc. (TSXV:GGG,OTCQB:GPHBF) to receive an Investor Kit.

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