Changzhou Sixth Element Materials Technology Co Ltd

Changzhou Sixth Element Materials Technology Co Ltd

Address
Plant 8, 9 West Tai Lake Avenue
Wujin Economic Development Zone
Changzhou, 213000
China
Phone: +49 15167009963
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Founded in 2011, The Sixth Element (Changzhou) Materials Technology Co. Ltd, is a world leading manufacturer of graphene and graphene oxide. Based on strong R&D, The Sixth Element (Changzhou) Materials Technology develops continuously new graphene products and the appropriate applications.

Starting production 2011 with a pilot scale plant based on proprietary production knowledge, The Sixth Element group has a capacity of 1000 t/a. The company is ISO 9001 certified since September2014, ISO14001 since 2018 and IAFT 16949 since 2019. The company holds EU-REACH registrations for graphene and graphene oxide.

The Sixth Element (Changzhou) holds currently for their graphene products qualifications in anti-corrosion coatings for marine applications, in automotive tyre treads, in thermoplastics and fibres. In all cases the excellent mechanical and/or electrical and thermal properties of The Sixth Element (Changzhou) Materials Technology products, adopted to the specific needs of the relevant application, are key success factors. New products for batteries, energy storage, reinforced plastics, coatings and adhesives are currently developed.

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