NanoIntegris Technologies and its parent company Raymor Industries are proud to announce that we are now members of the Graphene Council and its sister organization, the Advanced Carbons Council. We believe that there is a great synergy between our two organizations. For over a decade, Raymor has worked to utilize its inductively coupled radio frequency plasma reactor to generate high purity nanomaterials. Most recently, we have had great success in the synthesis of few-layer (1-7) Graphene (PureWave Graphene) at industrial levels, providing the material in both a powder and aqueous dispersion form. These materials have not only shown great properties but have garnered positive results within lithium-ion battery anodes, helping to improve the energy capacity and cycle life of EV batteries, while displaying the potential to be utilized within cathodes as well.

NanoIntegris was well represented at the Advanced Lithium Batteries for Automotive Application 15 Conference at the Palais de congres de Montreal last week. Our Director of Research and Business Development- Jefford Humes, Director of QA and QC- Natasha Shoghi, and the company CEO- Serge Goulet, were all present during part or all of the three-day conference, located in the heart of Montreal’s downtown.

This letter is to announce that, as part of the succession plan of the organization, Mr. Jacques Mallette will now act as its chairman while we welcome Mr. Serge Goulet as its new president…

This letter is to inform you that, as part of the organization’s succession plan, Mr. Jacques Mallette will now act as Chairman of the Board of Directors while we welcome Mr. Serge Goulet as the new President…

Les Industries Raymor Inc., NanoIntegris Technologies Inc. et Société en commandite Graphène, sont fiers d’annoncer que nous avons passé une série d’évaluations approfondies pour obtenir la certification ISO 9001 version 2015, une norme internationalement reconnue qui garantit que nos produits et services répondent aux besoins de nos clients grâce à un système efficace de gestion de la qualité.

Raymor Industries Inc., NanoIntegris Technologies Inc. and Graphene Limited Partnership, is proud to announce that we have passed an in-depth set of assessments to achieve the honor of ISO 9001:2015 certification, an internationally recognized standard that ensures that our products and services meet the needs of our clients through an effective quality management system.

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Investment made in Quebec will support environmentally friendly technologies

Xerox Research Centre of Canada and NanoIntegris advance flexible electronic devices with thin film transistor package

Nous sommes fiers de produire et de fournir des nanomatériaux de première qualité aux entreprises et institutions académiques qui développent la prochaine génération d’applications dans les domaines de l’électronique, de l’énergie et du biomédical. Nous sommes fiers de notre caractérisation approfondie et honnête ainsi que de nos spécifications fiables.

Raymor – NanoIntegris brise une nouvelle barrière en devenant la première société au monde à commercialiser une encre semi-conductrice à base de nanotubes séparés par polymères conjugés: IsoSol – S100TM. Cette encre peut être produite en très grande quantité grâce à cette technologie qui ne nécessite pas d’étape d’ultracentrifugation. Cette technologie fut recompensée par le 1er prix  Technical Development Materials Award à la récente foire commerciale Printed Electronics USA 2014, qui eut lieu à Santa Clara en Californie.

Raymor-NanoIntegris breaks a new barrier by becoming the world’s first company to commercialize ultra high-purity, polymer-wrapped, semiconducting carbon nanotubes dispersed in organic solvents: IsoSol-S100TM.

We are proud to produce and supply premium nanomaterials to companies and academic institutions developing next-generation electronics, energy and biomedical technologies. We pride ourselves in our thorough, accurate and honest materials characterization.