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[alchemy] 05/7/2018 19:25

Number 1 of Which used to be Bank of America, is it still ,? striking building - Art Deco. The trend IS your friend. Especially when no bend at the end is likely for aeons.

[dgduncan] 05/7/2018 19:10

My comments about AAC were more about the past and up to the present. I am sure the future will see some Nanene enhanced products. Was just disappointed that there had been nothing to date. As I said - not worried so much about it now. Onwards and upwards.

[20pc] 05/7/2018 18:40

Hi dg the AAC side of things re Nanene is on its way as stated in Luxus RNS.

Versarien has a contract with the Warwick Manufacturing Group ("WMG") with the objective of optimising the performance of graphene enhanced polymers on Versarien's behalf, including the employment of dedicated Versarien resource.

This new collaboration with Luxus is designed to ensure that the developed plastics can be produced at commercial scale for supply to injection moulding companies, such as Versarien's AAC Cyroma, enabling products to be produced for a variety of industries.

[club sandwich] 05/7/2018 18:31

dgduncan - it's a fair question. why not drop NR an email and ask him?

[dgduncan] 05/7/2018 18:28

A few comments have been made regarding AAC. Last year I felt very uncomfortable when I found no Nanene enhanced plastics being produced. This is in spite of NR stating "it would be the first dedicated graphene enhanced plastics manufacturing factory in the world". So uncomfortable that I sold out completely. Got a lot of stick from many - including SG. Shortly after on more information and particularly the inks, I bought back in again (and very much deeper than before). I still have concerns that there has been no talk of Nanene enhanced products/samples from AAC but there is so much going on elsewhere that it is now not such an issue for me. I do however still think it is a missed opportunity to showcase the tangible benefits since they can produce the Nanene at 'cost' and they have the moulding facilities of AAC.

[club sandwich] 05/7/2018 18:27

love - well the pasties would weight less...

[pcjoe] 05/7/2018 17:44

I remember the cooked chicken packaging weigh in SG - 7grams indeed!

I see you`ve got Nanene down to £2 per g - or £2k per kg - Really begins to sound real at that price - & a 10kg machine a day (or double that for shifts?) could churn out £7.3 millions worth a year or more

Cant see it in anything other small quantity specialist concrete apps at that price though(Nuclear reactors/defense bunkers?)- But small electrical & lightweight packaging? - Absolutely & Tens of thousands of grams possible there

Cant be too long now before the worlds biggest commercial & repeating order falls at "some" Cos feet - Cannae wait for that RNS to drop

[loveder] 05/7/2018 17:43

Wish I was underweight! I put it down to the pies 😊

[superg1] 05/7/2018 17:42

Lovat

You are as sad as me then.😀

It's not necessarily the whole product in many cases.

Eg with the carbon fibre graphene enhanced resin could be used at any weak points.

[20pc] 05/7/2018 16:50

Nice one Ade didn't think you could handle being underweight. Besides where else would you get this amazing opportunity. I have never seen such a huge potential in 30 years of looking.

[festario] 05/7/2018 16:28

Adjuk, what's the effing point?

[runthejoules] 05/7/2018 16:04

Adejuk you sly old 🐶

[grabster] 05/7/2018 15:59

Do we have any posters here who live in Banbury and who might pick up any local news or pub gossip from Aac Cyroma? Never seems to be anything about them in the Banbury Guardian.

[lovat scout] 05/7/2018 15:57

Well done SG - I was going to do the same weight tests etc with a shampoo bottle but you’ve saved me a lot of funny looks from the family!

[20pc] 05/7/2018 15:53

Don't know if it contained Nanene though. Still i assumed that it was a new customer of AAC so would add to AAC growth.

[superg1] 05/7/2018 15:47

JLR are a customer of AAC I believe.

[club sandwich] 05/7/2018 15:45

I believe he did...

[20pc] 05/7/2018 15:44

SP didn't NR show a picture of a car part, Range Rover, i think didn't that come out of AAC.

[superg1] 05/7/2018 15:41

Pandar

It was covered in the early days when looking into VRS, the prices we see they can sell graphene for is nothing like the price they can produce it for.

We know the current kit can do 1 kg per shift and probably requires 1 member of staff on that stage, the next kit up will do x 10.

If you check my first posts it was because they had acquired AAC and talked about adding graphene into plastics there, they would have bought that if it wasn't viable to do that on costs.

The first products from there can't be far off now.