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Hubron International is a leading supplier of high-performance functional additives and specialty masterbatches to various industries, including plastics, coatings, and rubber. Recently, Hubron International became a member of the Graphene Council in the UK, which is a global community for graphene researchers, manufacturers, and end-users.

The Graphene Council is the largest community of graphene stakeholders in the world, with over 28,000 members in 80 countries. The Council’s mission is to promote and advance the commercial adoption of graphene by bringing together researchers, manufacturers, and end-users to collaborate on research and development, standardization, and commercialization of graphene-based products.
Hubron International’s membership in the Graphene Council highlights the company’s commitment to innovation and new product development in the industry. As a member of the Council, Hubron International will have access to the latest research and development in graphene, as well as the opportunity to collaborate with other industry experts and stakeholders.
Hubron International’s membership in the Graphene Council highlights the company’s commitment to innovation and new product development in the industry. This will enable the company to maintain its position as a leading supplier of high-performance engineering masterbatch.
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