NanoXplore Inc T.GRA

pipes

[smallcaps2grow]

Twitter from Nanoxplore that they are selling in pipes, if volumes ramp up there, were talking lots of tonnage. one client can be 4000 easy

[Dumont]

What, pray tell, does "selling in pipes " mean?

[savyinvestor333]

They own companies that manufacture drainage culverts and items like that.

[DrJayser]

https://twitter.com/nanoxplore

[JimmyBly1]

What company do tbey own you said and what companies supposedly buy graphene black? If no names are given, its BS. Adopting is NOT buying. Why communicating like this? Just pumping weak minds. JimmyB

[DrJayser]

Strong analysis J**off- ''people seem not to realise that their world view is a confession of character''-Dr. Jayser.

[savyinvestor333]

I thought one of the plants from the Sigma Indusries produced Poly Pipe but I can't seem to find it. I thought it was the plant in Manitoba.

[Dumont]

At the core of what they do is the fact that Nanoxplore is the only company I know of that can produce commercially significant volumes of graphene at a price attractive enough to allow it to be utilized to improve overall performance of any number of products. In that sense alone, the company has a huge future. No idea how easily or quickly others can catch up; I guess that's the real risk.

[JimmyBly1]

The pioneers are often not the one succeeding. Because they hit so many rocks that the competitors go ahead and catch up 10x faster. With full resources and conquest potential. I think you confused sigma division in western Canada with this company v: www.sigmapipes.com (!!) thats funny how some key words trigger people fart numbers that make absolutely no sense. JimmyB

[savyinvestor333]

No I am not confused with a steel pipe manufacturer out of India. Maybe it is you I mentioned Manitoba and Poly. Keep fighting the tape Jimmy

[graphene007]

Graphene-based heat pipes can efficiently cool the electronics and power systems used in avionics, data centers and other power electronics.

[JimmyBly1]

Give us numbers. I agree it enhances thermal and probably electruc conductivity but to what extent? Could it replace somemetals? Not sure as metals are better for that but heavier. Tradeoff! How much graphene powder do you put in the casing to improve cooling? Tell us. I think graphene is great but at nano scales where ultra thin 2d carbon sheets can be purposely used, not really at a macro scale.

[j1nxed]

According to NanoXplore Graphene black will increase abrasion resistance of nylon (pa 6/12)by AT LEAST a full order of magnitude "NanoXplore Inc @nanoxplore Apr 27 At #NanoXplore we provide a turnkey solution with our #graphene enhanced #PA612 #compound that achieves unparalleled increase in #abrasionresistance #performance of at least a full order of magnitude! #durability #costreduction

[DrJayser]

Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.

[DrJayser]

I Wonder who's more confused, a wanker/keyboard-warrior or MRE-TSX, Fidelity, CDPQ??

[JimmyBly1]

Enron and AIG were pretty serious back in time you know. Your argument is worth 0. So far, nothing. JimmyB

[DrJayser]

Oh Jimmy, you are officially brain dead, you are citing 2 co's that used/uses heavy amounts of debt. I know your ability to read financial statements equals 0. Try using what liltlle brain power you have to reflect on your statement. Moreover I still trust the DD made by the major shaholders of GRA, by an infinite multiple over your moronic analysis. 

[JimmyBly1]

I talked about credibility, not about any biz or financial models analogy. Not because there are believers and a bunch of them it means they are right. Take your pills for God sake. JimmyB

[DrJayser]

I still trust them an infinite times more than what ever your intestine filled brain can come up with!

[Dumont]

JB; ANY CHANCE YOU COULD ARTICULATE YOUR SPECIFIC CONCERNS WITH  NANOXPLORE ?  I'm not sure if you are just against graphene in general because of  your perception that it is potentially toxic to humanity, or if you think company claims are over hyped, or if you're just a bit of a sh-t disturber and have found a good foil in Dr J and enjoy the ongoing dialogue . Perhaps

[j1nxed]

I really hope you know the difference between them, or perhaps you think you are the smartest guy in the room *wink*

[DrJayser]

Hard to say if someone is closing in. 18 months lead in business is usually all you get! I suspect and its totally speculitive and really uninformed on my part- NanoX has a 5 years lead and the first mover advantage. AWS had an unforseen- even by Bezos's own admission a 7 year lead- almost never seen in business history. Time will tell all.

[j1nxed]

Which other competitor is closing in on 4ktpa? I know there are plenty of competitors in general, but in terms of industrial quantities? NanoXplore wasn't the pioneer, perhaps the are the ones who caught up and passed the competition?