Halo Materials
Halo Materials develops domestic high-purity graphite for batteries and advanced nuclear applications.
Operating headquarters
Albuquerque, NM, USHalo Materials develops domestic high-purity graphite for batteries and advanced nuclear applications.
Halo Materials uses hydrocarbon feedstocks as the input for its graphite-production technology. The company presents this route as a way to make high-purity material using domestic inputs and equipment requirements designed around its own process.
Graphite and hydrogen are produced through the same technology pathway, giving the process two useful outputs. The company's work includes tailoring graphite characteristics for battery and nuclear uses rather than treating all graphite applications as a single specification.
Source: halomaterials.com
Halo Materials targets graphite supply for batteries and advanced nuclear applications. Its technical pages identify battery anode material, nuclear-grade graphite, and graphitic additives as separate uses for the material it is developing.
The company focuses on producing these materials through domestic hydrocarbon supply chains. Its research awards support work on synthesis and material properties, while the planned laboratory expansion supports continued development of its production process.
Source: halomaterials.com
Halo Materials develops a process for converting hydrocarbon feedstocks into graphite and hydrogen. Its product work focuses on graphite suitable for battery anodes, nuclear applications, and additives used in other industrial materials.
The company is developing production methods for domestic supply chains and is working through research and process-development programs. Its current technical materials describe both the graphite output and the hydrogen produced alongside it.
Source: halomaterials.com