NANJING, November 2, 2026 — As China's new materials sector gathers in Nanjing this week, SAT NANO will present a research-oriented portfolio of graphene, carbon nanotubes, metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), and other advanced nanomaterials at the 7th China New Materials Industry Development Conference. The company's focus at the event is not volume supply but specification control: high-purity materials whose particle size, morphology, surface chemistry, and dispersion medium can be tailored to a specific research objective.
|
Dates |
November 4–8, 2026 |
|
Venue |
Nanjing International Expo Center |
|
Scale |
70 sessions and sub-forums |
|
SAT NANO exhibit |
Graphene · Carbon nanotubes · MOFs · MXenes · Functional inorganic powders |
|
Audience |
University research groups, research institutes, new materials R&D teams |
The conference program is organized around seven strategic directions — foundational, energy, information, medical, daily-life, environmental, and security materials — and addresses frontier technology breakthroughs, industrial implementation, application scenarios, and project selection. Across all seven, research groups face a common practical constraint: sourcing materials whose purity and structure are reproducible enough to make experimental results meaningful.
Graphene — for conductive and thermal-transport studies, composite reinforcement, and interface research
Carbon nanotubes — for percolation-network studies, thermal transport, and mechanical reinforcement
Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) — for porous adsorption, gas separation, catalysis, and host–guest chemistry
MXenes and functional inorganic powders — two-dimensional and oxide systems for energy storage, electrocatalysis, electromagnetic shielding, and thermal management research
Each material is supplied with an emphasis on high purity and customizable specification, so that a research group can align layer number, particle size, surface functionalization, or dispersion medium with the parameters its project actually requires.
Three practical reasons underpin the company's presence at the conference:
1.Specification matching, not catalogue ordering. Materials are discussed against the experimental objective — conductivity, thermal conductivity, porous adsorption, or structural reinforcement — rather than sold from a fixed list.
2.Small-batch and custom synthesis. Proof-of-concept work rarely needs production volumes; SAT NANO supports sample supply and small-batch customization.
3.Dispersion and processing support. Graphene, CNT, and MOF systems are frequently limited by agglomeration rather than by intrinsic properties, so technical discussion covers dispersion strategy as well as material selection.
SAT NANO specializes in the development, production, and application of nanomaterials. Its portfolio covers carbon nanomaterials (graphene, carbon nanotubes, nanocellulose), metal-organic frameworks, functional inorganic powders, and emerging two-dimensional materials such as MXenes, serving plastics modification, coatings, energy, electronics, biomedical research, and new energy applications. If you have any enquiry, please feel free to contact us at sales03@satnano.com
