Nanotechnology Products, Applications & Instruments

Cima NanoTech manufactures nanomaterial-based products for use in electronics applications. These products include conductive inks and pastes for inkjet and conventional printing of electronics.

Production, research, development and sale of nanotechnical surface coatings, nano powders, additives, anti-bacterial nanocoatings, and nanomaterials for surface modification.

CODIXX is a manufacturer of optical polarizers for the infrared, the visible and UV spectral range. The company has developed its colorPol technology for doping of sodium silicate glass with prolate silver nanoparticles.

The company's materials expertise is in the conversion of nanoscale materials into enhanced fluids, phase change materials, and polymeric composites into respectively nanofluids, nano-PCMs and nanocomposites.

Commercializes single-crystal aluminum nitride (AlN) substrates for the cost-effective production of high power, high temperature, and optoelectronic devices such as blue and ultraviolet lasers.

The company leverages their CVD equipment know-how to produce advanced materials, metal surface treatments, and coatings for demanding applications in the Electronic, Medical, Oil & Gas, Pharmaceutical Production, and many other industrial markets.

A nanotechnology polymer materials company.

Dendritech is a specialty polymer company focused on the development of dendritic, hyperbranched and tailor-made polymer products.

The company's coating process works at nanoscale levels, approximately 30 nanometers. The change of the molecular composition of the silica-based surface created by bonding nanoparticles enables the full efficiency of the coating process at an atomic scale.

Manufactures nanotechnology materials for semiconductors and electronic displays.

DryWired is a technology firm that licenses, customizes and distributes revolutionary patented nano-coating technologies globally.

DSM Somos has developed a full line of rapid prototyping materials that replicate the performance parameters of production materials, saving both time and money in new product development.

Develops and manufactures nano-structured coatings and nanocomposite materials.

DuPont Semiconductor Materials delivers solutions to meet the technology roadmap requirements of IC fabricators, leading-edge device manufacturers, and OEM's.

DuPont Teijin Films is the world's premier producer of PET and PEN polyester films, specializes in film products and related services for the speciality, industrial, packaging and advanced magnetic media and photo systems, electrical and electronics markets. DuPont Teijin Films is a 50:50 global joint venture between DuPont and Teijin.

Kodak Research and Development competencies include expertise in nano-patterning and nano-layering for transparent optical coatings.

Manufactures carbon nanoparticles that are an alternative to activated charcoal catalysts.

Ecosphere Technologies develops advanced water recycling technologies and expertise to increase energy production, reduce well completion costs and protect the environment. Its Ecosphere Ozonix Reactor Technology is a patented, advanced oxidation process that combines ozone generation, hydrodynamic cavitation, acoustic cavitation and electro-chemical decomposition in a reaction vessel to cost effectively treat wastewaters using nanoscale cavitation bubbles.

A clean technology company, positioned to replace petroleum-based industrial products with nanobiomaterials.

Eka Chemicals is one of the world's leading manufacturers of bleaching and performance chemicals for the pulp and paper industry and supplies colloidal silicas in grades ranging from five to 100 nanometers with varying pH, concentration or charge. The company is a business unit within Akzo Nobel.

Elementis is a specialty chemicals company. Among its products are nonoscale powders and nanocomposite additives.

Empower Materials Inc. produces the QPAC® line of carbon dioxide-based polymers used for improving manufacturing technologies. Empower Materials Inc. was founded in 1991 as PAC Polymers Inc. and changed its name in 2001 to reflect the broadening of its application focus beyond binders for ceramic green tapes. Their main products are QPAC®25 and QPAC®40-high molecular weight thermoplastics.

Eulitha AG is a spin-off company of the Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland. It specializes in the development of lithographic technologies for applications in photonics, optoelectronics, semiconductors and biotech. It manufactures and markets nano-patterned samples and templates using its own PHABLE™ tools and state-of-the-art e-beam lithography systems. PHABLE is the brand name of its proprietary photolithography platform, which includes exposure tools and wafer patterning services. The PHABLE-Technology is a breakthrough for low-cost production of sub-micron periodic structures over large-areas with a non-contact exposure system.

The company produces a nanocomposite barrier film for food packaging.

Manufactures a nano-polymer coating under the brand name Nanotol.