This article explains how Haydale introduced graphene-based underfloor heating as a sustainable and energy-efficient solution with exceptional thermal conductivity and environmental benefits thus revolutionizing traditional heating systems.
This article explains how Haydale addresses the 'Graphene Challenge' with their innovative plasma functionalization process, enabling stable integration of graphene into various applications and facilitating cost-effective mass production.
Haydale’s Functionalized-Graphene Underfloor Heating (FGUH) solutions powered by HDPlas® technology offer enhanced heat transfer properties while reducing energy consumption and simplifying installation processes.
Haydale, the global technology solutions company, is delighted to be partnering with CERN, the European particle physics laboratory on a new project aimed at improving the durability of the. | April 5, 2023
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