OCSiAl
A new era?
TUBALL™ nanotubes can dramatically improve the properties of the majority of materials used in industry. OCSiAl is taking the lead in the developing of numerous dispersion technologies that allow customers to integrate TUBALL™ into their products more
First PE Blown Films with Nanotubes Hit the Chinese Market
The first anti-static polyethylene films containing graphene nanotubes are being launched in China by a manufacturer of packaging for electronic products. more
TUBALL Enables Transparent PE Blown Films with Permanent Conductivity
Just 0.01% of TUBALL™ nanotubes has allowed a European manufacturer to obtain transparent polyethylene film with permanent and uniform anti-static properties. more
TUBALL nanotube-based concentrates recognised as the most innovative raw material for composites by JEC Group
JEC Group has named OCSiAl’s TUBALL MATRIX, the first-ever single wall carbon nanotube-based pre-dispersed concentrate, as the most innovative raw material for composite applications. more
OCSiAl Advisory Board Launches
On 1 October 2017, the new OCSiAl Advisory Board held its opening meeting in Luxembourg at the company’s headquarters. more
OCSiAl to Set Up the World's Largest Nanotube Production Facility in Luxembourg
The Ministry of the Economy and the Ministry of Finance of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and OCSiAl, a manufacturer of advanced materials, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on the construction of a production facility. more
Tests Show no Nanotubes Released During Utilisation of Nanoaugmented Materials
Recent research on the most novel additive – single wall carbon nanotubes – has demonstrated an impressive result: in contrast to conventional additives, no protruding particles appear and no free-standing particles are released. more
The Affordable Nanotech Revolution
Founded in 2009, OCSiAl has rapidly grown from a Siberian tech startup to a Luxembourg-headquartered global business that is realising the potential of nanotechnology at viable costs in a wide range of industrial sectors. Tim Sykes travelled to Novos more
