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technology to produce graphene powder. � https://nanoxplore.ca


NASCA Elastomers designs high-functional materials for various industries. � www.nascatpe.com


National Bulk Equipment (NBE) specialises in designing and engineering equipment for bulk material handling applications, such as conveying, mixing, and storage. � www.nbe-inc.com


NeoGraf Solutions is a leader in manufacturing carbon and graphite products, such as graphite sheets and powders for various applications. � www.neograf.com


Neomat Distribution is a distributor of elastomers and plastics, staffed mainly with engineers and chemists. � www.neomatdistribution.com


NOF America is a producer of plastic additives to improve wear resistance and anti-scratch proper-


ties, reduce friction, prevent squeak noise, among other benefits. � www.nofamerica.com


Norac Additives has been in the metallic stearate business for over 50 years, offering PVC additives like heat stabilisers and lubricants. � www.noracadditives.com


O.A. Newton specialises in material handling solutions for industries worldwide, providing innovative conveying and compounding systems. � www.oanewton.com


Orbetron offers extrusion and precision bulk feeding solutions. � https://orbetron.com


Orion is a market leader in carbon black with over 160 years of experience. � https://orioncarbons.com


Orion Performance Compounds is a thermoplas- tic compounding company based in SC, USA. � www.orioncompounding.com


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