Metal Nano Powder

Carbon (atomic symbol: C, atomic number: 6) Carbon is a Block P, Period 2, nonmetallic element. Carbon is at the same time one of the softest (graphite) and hardest (diamond) materials found in nature. It’s most famously used as a lightweight, high-strength construction material in exotic cars and aircraft, but it’s becoming downright common these days.

Carbon fiber is well suited to uses in medical facilities thanks to its X-ray permeability and non-magnetic properties. That’s why it is used, for example, in many complex medical scanning devices. It also has the perfect set of properties for sterilization, making it a mainstay in many operating theaters. Its high strength and light weight also make it ideal for use in medical aids, such as wheelchairs, beds, artificial limbs and braces, portable access ramps and much, much more.

Robotic industry a worldwide industrial robot maker, uses carbon fiber plastics for the arm of its case packing robot. The lighter weight in the arm keeps the inertial forces low allowing it to move quicker with higher accelerations and decelerations, thereby ultimately increasing the c Industrial automation and robotics is a field starting to realize the benefits of carbon fiber designs. For many applications, the ability to reduce weight and increase structural stiffness reflects directly in faster response time and reduced motor and actuator loads. This in turn results in improved productivity and longer maintenance cycles.

Carbon nanofiber (CNF), as one of the most important members of carbon fibers, has been investigated in both fundamental scientific research and practical applications. CNF composites are able to be applied as promising materials in many fields, such as electrical devices, electrode materials for batteries and supercapacitors and as sensors.

We used Carbon nanofiber for shielding of automotive electronics application to enhance the mechanical, thermal strength and  light weight. Fortunately, we found very excellent desired results.