In 2010, the discovery of graphene led to a Nobel Prize. Since then, excitement has been high for this wonder material due to it’s exceptional properties, such as its strength, conductivity, and flexibility. This promised revolutionary advancements in numerous fields including electronics, materials science, and energy storage.
Unfortunately, methods to produce large volumes of Graphene have turned out to be environmentally destructive, prohibitively expensive, and whose attributes fall dramatically short of the benchmark set by the Nobel Prize winning super-material.
Enter HGraphene.
A Material Unlike Any Other
The lightest
material known with 1sq/m weighing .77 milligrams
The strongest
compound discovered at 100x-300x stronger than steel
The thinnest
compound known to man at one atom layer thick
The largest
volume to surface area ratio of any known material
The most efficient
conductor of heat at room temperature
The highest
known electrical current density
The lowest
resistivity of any known material at room temperature
The HGraphene Breakthrough
At the core of HGraphene’s innovation is a patented extraction process that transforms industrial hemp fiber into high-performance, bioidentical graphene—a feat previously thought to be commercially unscalable. Unlike legacy methods such as chemical vapor deposition or graphite oxide reduction, our proprietary hydrothermal-activation process operates at lower cost, with higher consistency, and zero reliance on mined graphite.
This patented approach unlocks a new class of 3D graphene nanosheets that deliver exceptional conductivity, structural integrity, and surface area – while being derived entirely from a renewable resource.
Industrial Hemp fiber naturally contains a hexagonal carbon structure, similar to graphene, making it an ideal precursor. Through our patented technology, we extract and reform this structure into our revolutionary Hemp-Derived Graphene (HGraphene).
For the first time in history, our method enables the commercial-scale production of graphene that is both affordable and environmentally friendly, addressing two major barriers in graphene manufacturing. Unlike traditional synthesis methods—such as chemical vapor deposition, microwave synthesis, graphite oxide reduction, and carbon dioxide reduction—our process overcomes the limitations of inadequate scalability and inconsistent quality.
This breakthrough not only ensures the production of high-quality graphene but also leverages a renewable, low-impact resource, paving the way for a greener and more efficient future in advanced materials.
Energy & Energy Storage
Other Applications
Offers vast surface area and reactivity ideal for efficient CO₂ adsorption and storage technologies.
Provides lightweight strength and thermal resistance for advanced structural and shielding components.
Enables next-gen armor systems with superior tensile strength and flexibility at reduced weight.
Graphene oxide membranes allow precise molecular filtration for clean water and desalination.
Biocompatibility and conductivity make it ideal for biosensors, implants, and drug delivery systems.
Exceptional heat conductivity supports high-efficiency cooling in electronics and industrial systems.
Absorbs electromagnetic radiation for radar-invisible coatings and military-grade applications.
Blocks electromagnetic interference, protecting sensitive electronics in various systems.
Improves strength, flexibility, and durability in advanced plastics, coatings, and construction materials.
Thermal resilience allows protective barriers in engines, turbines, and high-heat environments.
Ultra-thin, flexible, and conductive—ideal for next-gen biometric sensors, smart fabrics, and e-skin devices.
High current densities and quantum performance in low-temperature superconductive systems.
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Partners & Collaborators
We’re committed to building a collaborative network of researchers, institutions, and innovation centers to deepen understanding of our material and unlock its full potential. We actively partner with leading organizations to advance testing, refine performance, and explore new application pathways through shared R&D, prototyping, and technical exploration.
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