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[davemac3] 09/7/2019 17:37

ashehzi, where is that on record?

[ashehzi] 09/7/2019 17:16

That new machine handles 3T HP and 1.5T Nanene. NR on record.

[jointer13] 09/7/2019 17:10

davemac.. this may help you.

"Successful commercialisation of graphene materials requires not only the ability to produce graphene to a declared specification, but to be able to do so at a commercial scale.

"There are many companies that claim to be graphene producers, but to enjoy the benefits that this material can deliver requires high quality, consistent product to be supplied. The Verified Producer programme is designed to verify that our production facilities, processes and tested material meet the stringent requirements laid down by the Graphene Council.

[pshevlin] 09/7/2019 17:06

I think the 3 ton is for pure graphene. Maybe wrong but the products made from it will be a LOT heavier.

[bbmsionlypostafter] 09/7/2019 16:49

1retire,

If NR chooses to tweet a 7 y.o. photo of this bint when she's 8 mths preggers as his 'look who I hired' announcement then don't be surprised when people ask 'Is she pregnant?'

Frankly, you would think someone like NR who basically lives on twitter, spending the majority of his day on share promotion BS, would be more careful.

HTH.

[davemac3] 09/7/2019 16:48

superg, as you are talking about production, do you know what the yield is for Nanene production or HP-GNP production? I asked Neill on Twitter and he was a bit vague so I guess it may not be public knowledge. The 3T per annum of production was for "graphene products" whatever that means. The patent gives very little info on this matter. It may be something VRS don't want to divulge but I think folks saying VRS can produce 3T of Nanene per year or 3T of HP-GNP may be incorrect. My understanding is they are fractions from the same process, you may be able to tweak conditions to favour one form or another but I am pretty sure alot of the material from a batch run will not be of such a high standard.

[grabster] 09/7/2019 16:16

I see a few clowns still mocking Versarien's Japanese graphene order and comparing it with other suppliers "selling hundreds of tons."

I wonder if they would be able to distinguish gold from brass?
For the price of 1kg of gold I think you can get around 14,000kg of brass.
It can look quite similar ;-)

[mikebrenner] 09/7/2019 15:21

Chumbo - big difference between lab / test samples in little bottles and industrial quantities in containers, lorries etc ... when it comes to transporting hence a) why VRS global expansion is to create local manufacturing in USA, China, Japan, S Korea & India for where partners are b) create graphene as powders, inks, and masterbatched with polymers to ease transportation. NR clear that they could transport from UK manufacturing site to partners in Western Europe so obviously it does travel, but you need to manage those transport costs and risks of agglomeration.

[bbmsionlypostafter] 09/7/2019 15:19

"I'm pretty certain that information would be none of your business"

HTH

[1teepee] 09/7/2019 14:36

So are you short? Is not an attack. It's a neutral question:)

[bbmsionlypostafter] 09/7/2019 14:31

LOL!

Roll out the ad hominem attacks from clueless rampers of this jam tomorrow.

[rogerbridge] 09/7/2019 14:22

Looks as though we may have a manufacturing plant in Saudi now AECOM are involved.

[1teepee] 09/7/2019 14:00

Have you got a short position?

[rovi70] 09/7/2019 13:49

just topped up, the chance to catch the forth coming rise is here.

[bisho4] 09/7/2019 13:35

Is the sad and lonely Tim Kempster trying and failing to troll under a different alias?

Oh dear... pathetic.

[bbmsionlypostafter] 09/7/2019 13:33

TP,

So more jam tomorrow from the company that specialises in jam.

P.S. Why no chart on this thread?

Crush,

Changing any letter in 'https' to a capital will make your link live.

[benevolent] 09/7/2019 13:25

Ooops, forgot something did you Loglorry, should have logged out and log back in as CrushGraphene before responding :-O

[kemorkid] 09/7/2019 13:23

I’m impressed with your post evergreen 8
Thanks

KK

[jointer13] 09/7/2019 13:23

be aware there is a lot of fake graphene out there.

"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.