Perigee Direct Introduces Miralon Carbon Nanotube Pulp For Enhanced Material Performance

The multi-functional additive, Miralon Carbon Nanotube Pulp, enhances material performance through improved conductivity, strength, and durability across various industries.

Texas, United States – September 28, 2024 —

Perigee Direct is proud to announce the addition of Miralon Carbon Nanotube Pulp to its extensive product catalog. This innovative material offers high conductivity and strength, providing significant improvements in a wide range of applications. Businesses looking for a versatile additive that enhances matrix systems will find Miralon Pulp to be a valuable solution for their needs.

As a cutting-edge, multi-functional nanotube additive, Miralon Carbon Nanotube Pulp enhances electrical and thermal conductivity, strengthens materials, and serves as a lightweight reinforcement modifier. With less than 1% loading for electrical applications and under 10% for mechanical uses, Miralon Pulp offers remarkable efficiency. This ability to maintain the inherent properties of base materials makes it stand out from traditional fillers, providing high performance while minimizing the impact on weight and flexibility.

“Our customers, especially those in industries like aerospace, engineering, and maintenance, will benefit from Miralon Carbon Nanotube Pulp’s high conductivity, strength, and versatility. It’s a game-changer for anyone looking to push the boundaries of material performance,” says a spokesperson.

The carbon nanotube additive improves the performance of various systems by enhancing electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection, and bonding between conductive elements. Additionally, Miralon Pulp works as a corrosion inhibitor, offering resistance that extends the lifespan of materials in demanding environments. It also serves as an adhesion and reinforcement modifier, making it ideal for industries that require high-performance coatings and protective layers.

Beyond its conductive properties, Miralon Carbon Nanotube Pulp remains lightweight and flexible, offering engineers and manufacturers the adaptability they need for diverse applications. The material’s superior thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance allow it to withstand extreme temperatures ranging from -200°C to +200°C, with a maximum processing temperature of 350°C.

Perigee Direct’s extensive product catalog, including the newly added Miralon Carbon Nanotube Pulp, continues to cater to the needs of different industries, such as aerospace, science, and maintenance. The spokesperson further explains, “We believe this additive will transform how industries approach material enhancement, providing both performance benefits and environmental sustainability.“

About the company: Perigee Direct is dedicated to accelerating the transition to a sustainable industry by supplying specialty consumables to clients across various sectors. With an extensive catalog ranging from adhesives to resins and dispensing equipment, the company provides immediate assistance and accessible support. Perigee ensures no lead times or drop-shipping in most cases, offering businesses a seamless, sustainable, and transparent experience from order to delivery.

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