First Graphene has provided an update on its pathway to commercialization of graphene in the global cement and concrete industry.
Pallets of PureGRAPH-CEM ahead of shipping to UK. Image by FGR
More than three tonnes of First Graphene’s dedicated PureGRAPH-CEM® product has arrived in the United Kingdom ahead of the next phase of trials with the nation’s largest cement producer, Breedon Group. The project will see the Company’s graphene used in a permanent real-world environment, which forms part of a major road infrastructure project in the UK. The graphene enhanced concrete is scheduled to be produced and poured in May.
First Graphene has provided an update on its pathway to commercialization of graphene in the global cement and concrete industry.
Pallets of PureGRAPH-CEM ahead of shipping to UK. Image by FGRMore than three tonnes of First Graphene’s dedicated PureGRAPH-CEM® product has arrived in the United Kingdom ahead of the next phase of trials with the nation’s largest cement producer, Breedon Group. The project will see the Company’s graphene used in a permanent real-world environment, which forms part of a major road infrastructure project in the UK. The graphene enhanced concrete is scheduled to be produced and poured in May.
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