MK Nano provides Carbon Nanofibers manufactured through Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) and are of high purity. These are flexible nanofibers having a unique graphitic structure for specialized applications in different sectors due to their superior mechanical, thermal and electrical properties.
The carbon nano fibers (CNFs) manufactured by MK Nano are state-of-the-art nano-materials that have been engineered to offer top performance in specialized applications. These properties make them perfect for sectors dealing with electric equipment, power, and materials:
Strengthens composites to make them last longer.
Most suitable for high-end electronics and energy storage.
Applicable in catalysis, sensors, and filtration systems.
It provides a high surface area, which is important for enhancing the interaction of materials.
It has excellent tensile strength and modulus, which improves how long composite materials last.
It can conduct electricity as well as heat better than most materials.
It has a high surface area to volume ratio, making it suitable for catalysis as well as energy storage.
It does not easily decompose or wear away, even when exposed to tough chemicals.
With advanced Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD), MK Nano can guarantee that we have carbon nanofibers of high quality and very pure. It is possible to control the nanostructure by this process.
Uses transition metal catalysts to break down hydrocarbons at high temperatures.
Maintains consistent nano fiber sizes and characteristics.
At MK Nano, we use the CVD method for catalytic decomposition of hydrocarbon gases like acetylene, carried out at elevated temperatures of approximately 1100°C with iron catalysts for the production of high-quality carbon nanofibers.
Parameter | Specification |
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SKU | MKN-CF-P1 |
CAS Number | 308068-56-6 |
Formula | Cnf |
Dangerous Goods | N/A |
Product Description | Carbon Nanofibers |
Purity | >95% |
Outside Diameter | 200-600 nm |
Length | < 50 µm |
Improves lithium-ion batteries as well as supercapacitors.
Strengthens polymers for automotive and aerospace applications.
Used in transistors, capacitors, and electromagnetic shielding.
Supports catalysts for chemical reactions.
Improves efficiency in air and water purification systems.
A: Carbon nanofibers have larger diameters (50-200 nm) and stacked carbon layer structures, while carbon nanotubes are smaller (1-50 nm) and have tubular, hollow structures.
A: As long as they are dealt with carefully, carbon nanofibers should not pose any major risks; just like other kinds of nanomaterials, it is important to take appropriate measures so that these particles are not inhaled or their exposure is prolonged.
A: The strength and electrical conductivity properties of carbon nanofibers make them essential in various sectors, including electronics, automotive, aerospace, and energy storage.
A: These nanofibers have diameters ranging from 50-200 nm and lengths that can reach up to 100 µm.
A: They have high tensile strength, which in most cases is higher than that of normal carbon fibers, hence being ideal for reinforcing composites.
A: In 2024, the estimated value of the global market for carbon nanofibers was around USD 5.6 billion and is set to rise significantly in 2025 due to increased demand.
A: The shape of carbon nanofibers is best described as cylindrical with stacked sp2-bonded carbon layers arranged in cup, plate, or cone configuration, most often.