First Graphene has secured an agreement to provide PureGRAPH® for the development of premium graphene enhanced safety boots with Indonesian manufacturer PT Alasmas Berkat Utama for its KRUSHERS® brand of industrial safety boots.
The exclusive deal is expected to result in the supply of approximately 2.5 tonnes of PureGRAPH® 10 masterbatch over the first two years for use in manufacturing industrial safety footwear.
First Graphene has secured an agreement to provide PureGRAPH® for the development of premium graphene enhanced safety boots with Indonesian manufacturer PT Alasmas Berkat Utama for its KRUSHERS® brand of industrial safety boots.
The exclusive deal is expected to result in the supply of approximately 2.5 tonnes of PureGRAPH® 10 masterbatch over the first two years for use in manufacturing industrial safety footwear.
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