Transferred carbon nanotube vertical array on a plastic substrate provides optimized electrical conductivity, superior flexibility, and lightweight mechanical reinforcement. Designed for advanced applications, it ensures efficient charge transport, extended durability, and high-performance adaptability.
Product Overview
The transferred carbon nanotube vertical array (plastic substrate) is an array structure formed by vertically aligning carbon nanotubes on a plastic substrate using precise transfer technology. This product combines the unique properties of carbon nanotubes with the plastic substrate's flexibility, making it suitable for various high-performance applications.
Key Features
- Adjustable Height:The height ranges from 300 to 1000 microns, allowing selection based on application needs.
- High Purity:With carbon nanotube purity greater than 95%, this product ensures excellent conductivity and mechanical performance.
- Good Alignment:The vertical arrangement of the carbon nanotubes enhances the mechanical strength and electrical properties of the array.
- Lightweight and Durable:The plastic substrate provides both lightweight characteristics and sufficient mechanical strength.
Applications
- Electronic Devices:Used in the production of conductive materials, sensors, and other electronic components.
- Energy Storage:Suitable as electrode material for supercapacitors, batteries, and other energy storage devices.
- Catalyst Supports:With its large surface area, it can be used in catalytic reactions and as a catalyst support.
- Composite Materials:Enhances the mechanical properties and conductivity of plastics, rubber, and other materials.
- Sensor Technology:Ideal for gas sensors, biosensors, and other applications requiring excellent response performance.
- Thermal Management:Its good thermal conductivity makes it suitable for thermal management and heat dissipation applications.
Property | Parameters |
Appearance | Black block |
Height | 300 – 1000 µm |
Purity | >95% |
Density | ≤0.3 g/cm³ |
Specific Surface Area | ~20 m²/g |
Electrical Conductivity | 103 S/m |
Substrate | Plastic |