Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[woodpeckers] 12/11/2018 08:28

Bearing in mind this from our 8th June rns:

"-- Versarien and Arrow GreenTech have agreed to collaborate on exploring the potential benefits of using graphene within security threads for banknotes and passports on a named-exclusive basis;"

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"Arrow Greentech (AGTL) has received a grant for patent titled ‘Method of Producing Security Film for Incorporating into a Security Paper’ dated October 31, 2018, from Indian Patent Office.

The invention provides a process of delivering one or more security features at precise places into security paper during the paper manufacturing process. This process is more economical when compared to random spread of security taggants dispused in pulp and paper. The technology also helps control pollution and helps environment.

This invention will support the government of India’s Make in India initiative in many sectors such as security paper for Bank Notes and other paper-based security products such as Passport, Visa, Identity documents, Acedemic and Qualifiation Certificates, High-Value Security Packaging etc.

Arrow Greentech (AGTL) is pioneer in manufacturing Water Soluble Film by a unique method using detachable liners. The company’s RND department has many years experience in Coatings, Security Printing, and casting films since many years."

[charo] 12/11/2018 08:23

All the pr nonsense will be put into perspective by the almost certain poor finals too come.

[shavian] 12/11/2018 08:15

And Neill taking the week off? Fat chance!

[shavian] 12/11/2018 08:04

DAFAD that was a great find on exposing fake graphene. The lead scientist on this is Prof Castro Neto of the National University of Singapore. Here are his credentials:


Let’s hope he publishes a league table of fake graphenes soon. That could blow away a few shorters!

I note that one of Prof Neto’s co-authors is Liam Britnell, one of the top guys in GEIC. See LinkedIn profile:


Just joining a few dots........

And Didn’t NR say something about Singapore on Twitter recently?

[jointer13] 12/11/2018 07:39

genuine scale up.

we can meet high demand'

● When Versarien bought 2D-Tech, production of 4g of Graphene took 90 hours

● That is ~1g per day

Versarien have scaled up the process to produce much larger quantities whilst maintaining the same quality

● For the last year, Versarien has had the capability to produce 100g / day

Versarien now has proven the technology to produce 1kg of Nanene grade material per day

● The proven process is in the final stages of set-up for production

In 2 years, production has increased 1000 fold

Plans are in place to: > install larger machines capable of producing tens of kg/day > use multiple machines to meet higher demand


Versarien also produce Graphene Ink which can be used in printed electronics

● Trials were recently conducted to demonstrate that production can go from 1 litre per day to 40 litres per day

● This will meet commercial demand for graphene ink

[squire007] 12/11/2018 07:38

Tea and coffee same, so guess i best stick to the Sapporo :-)

[jointer13] 12/11/2018 07:33

plenty of frauds out there davad.

“It is alarming to uncover that producers are labelling black powders as graphene and selling them for top dollar, while in reality, they contain mostly cheap graphite."

[wuzy] 12/11/2018 07:29

Cheers Ellissj

[ellissj] 12/11/2018 07:21

Think this is the one wuzy. Best ellis

[ellissj] 12/11/2018 07:15

Looks like tesla could do with better battery tech ! Best ellis

"Video: How far can you go in an electric car? New test reveals the REAL ranges of models on sale today with one falling 100 MILES SHORT of claims

The Tesla Model S 75D - the car with the fourth longest range between charges - has a real range of 204 miles, which is 100 miles shorter than Tesla advertises on its website."

[eel tamer] 12/11/2018 07:13

My guess is bio-degradable non-plastic films. These previously have a big problem in that they are gas permeable. Nanene potentially resolves this issue.

[luckyorange] 12/11/2018 06:48

Is it Nanene or Graphink in water soluble packaging that is the answer?

That is a sobering thought Squire, hope the coffee is cheaper.

[wuzy] 12/11/2018 06:44

HELP, can't seem to find latest doc Holliday podcast can anyone help,cheers

[dafad] 12/11/2018 05:30

Researchers offer solution in fight against fake Graphene

[squire007] 12/11/2018 05:05

Best be up !! Small beer a tenner in Imperial Hotel Tokyo :-( lol

[squire007] 12/11/2018 05:03

Price needs to go up fast, small beer a tenner ffs :-(

[1teepee] 12/11/2018 03:16

https://ro.uow.edu.au/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?referer=https://www.google.co.uk/&httpsredir=1&article=8016&context=engpapersGraphene / metal oxide journal. This relates to Gnanomat technology

[1teepee] 12/11/2018 02:50

Up or down? No way, you must be joking;)

[20pc] 12/11/2018 00:35

Lucky thanks for the correction I had seen the pic in the profile picture before not in the tweet. Anyway, shouldn't let facts get in the way of a good conspiracy theory.. lol (oh no i have just typed lol). Keep up the great posts.

[mryl] 12/11/2018 00:22

I've done some serious TA this evening, been at it for almost 2h now, and I have identified a few interesting patterns!
I can post my chart later if you are interested, but it all leads me to believe that the next move is going to be either up or down, either in a straight line or in steps, and we are ultimately certainly going to either hit or break a support or a resistance.
Edit: AIMHO, GLA

[luckyorange] 11/11/2018 23:30

Pic isn't missing 20pc it is there in his tweets if you scroll down. Sam is Gujarati and Gandhi is probably the most famous Gujarat .

Packaging first 😉

[20pc] 11/11/2018 22:49

Re the missing picture, its like the grassy knoll and the picket fence. Perhaps Neil has warned Sam, like he did Matt, re the lunatic VRS researchers/speculators. Come on Neill we are like small kids at xmas the less you tell us what presents we have got the more we hunt about putting 2 and 2 together to make 99. Keep up the great work VRS, great team great opportunities. Looking forward to Xmas.