FGR's new Industrial Investor, page-58

Wow, what a huge range of possibilities have been suggested. A real illustration of the potential list of products and industries that could benefit from this amazing Al/Gr composite technology.

(I have just come back to the screen after enjoying a beautiful day in the great outdoors).

Rupfel, not wire ( not even #8), nor mesh (desalination or security), and not Siemens - but just imagine the possibilities there.

Biggles. - military applications/technology is not involved with our man. But again, there are great opportunities.

kinaboy1 - ductility is not involved.

Nasa - what an eclectic mix of suggestions - have you been doing your mind-maps again? Sorry, no to windmills, cookware, toy model cars, drones and aluminium foil.
Nor is it Fencing, building frames, transformer toys or window frames.
You obviously believe in the scattergun approach !!
But yes, your observation that aluminium is everywhere and this new hitech Al/Gr composite has potential in a vast range of products is on the money.

fawr - both tech devices and aircraft could benefit, but our investor is not involved there.

gts4350 - As above, Siemens could well get involved at some stage, but they are not our investor.

runnerrunner - BBS wheel technology is another great potential customer, but not our man.

Safety1st - bone and joint rplacements & 3D printing - more exciting prospects but this is not our investors field.

I guess the key message coming through is that we can see the vast array of products and industries that will gain advantage through the introduction of Aluminium/graphene composites.

And this is just one particular composite !!

The situation is similar with a host of other material when we add some graphene into the mix - concrete, paints and protective coatings  (including fire retardants), plastic and carbon fibre materials, 3D inks, etc., etc.

The possibilities are endless.......