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Nanotubes

Carbon Nanotube Supplier

Continental Carbon Nanotechnologies, Inc., based in Houston, Texas, is a provider of high quality Carbon Nanotubes & Carbon Nanotube Blends.

Carbon Nanotubes represent the next generation of raw materials useful in a wide range of applications including electrostatic and thermal dissipation, electromagnetic shielding and composite material constructions. CCNI offers a range of products:

• Fullerene nanotubes which have smaller diameters and better structural integrity than fibrils
• Multi-wall carbon nanotubes which are an excellent cost and processing compromise
• Classic single-wall carbon nanotubes manufactured via the HiPco^™ process
• Custom blends of CNT and conductive carbon black to suit your unique application

Nanotube Manufacturing

We can provide gram quantities of CNT for research or kilogram quantities for your developing application. If you are ready to purchase a quality carbon nanotube product, then CCNI is ready to deliver.

Nanotube Technology

CCNI employs various manufacturing technologies and industry-leading expertise to produce high-performance, cost-effective carbon nanotube (products a nanostructured form of the highly abundant element) for the electronics, energy and materials industries.

Nanotube Properties

Discovered in the early 1990’s and later pioneered by Nobel Laureate Richard Smalley, CNTs have a unique structure that gives them extraordinary electrical and mechanical properties, including a current-carrying capacity per unit area that is one thousand times greater than copper and a tensile strength that is fifty times greater than steel. Such properties make CNTs a highly promising material for a wide variety of current and future applications.

Nanotube Applications

Although CCNI is currently focused on providing tubes to the CNT electronics industry, its grade slate offerings broadly cover many other promising CNT applications, ranging from structural composites to sensors to thermal dissipation.