Nanotech Energy Inc. (https://nanotechenergy.com/ ) ("Nanotech Energy" or the "Company"), leading manufacturer of graphene, announces that beginning in the first quarter of 2021, the company will mass produce non-flammable, efficient and fast-charging lithium-ion 18650 Batteries. These cell-type batteries are used in devices including, but not limited to, laptop computers, cordless power tools, safer electric vehicles, telecommunications, aerospace and military applications. The Company has begun taking pre-orders. Photo - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/1306911/Nanotech_Energy_Inc_Battery.jpg Photo - https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/1307472/NE_battery_10_5_2020_Japan_Release.jpg Nanotech has perfected a high-performance graphene-powered battery that can withstand the volume changes of the battery electrodes during charge and discharge, greatly reducing the chances of an internal short circuit, which leads to a safe and more powerful battery. Furthermore, graphene batteries can reduce cost and weight with less robust safety housing and BMS systems. Currently, most batteries that industries commonly use are produced with lithium-ion, which is universally recognized as a dangerous and hazardous material. In devices and products with built-in lithium batteries, such as cellular phones and laptops, pressure from parts surrounding the lithium batteries can cause damage to the wires around the batteries and lead to short circuiting. When lithium-ion batteries get shorted, the energy from the battery gets released suddenly, causing the temperature to rise hundreds of degrees within milliseconds - resulting in the battery catching fire. Similarly, there are thousands of lithium batteries that comprise the electric vehicle's battery pack. If all of these batteries ignite at the same time - something that has happened - the explosion is massive. Dr. Jack Kavanaugh (https://nanotechenergy.com/team/jack-kavanaugh/ ), chairman and CEO of Nanotech Energy Inc., stated: "Most industries and end-users are confined to the technology of lithium-ion batteries, yet that technology is documented to be highly combustible and flammable. You have advanced and successful industries relying on a dangerous yet vital technology for decades. Nanotech Energy now offers a path toward a safe and more powerful battery technology - a game changer for manufacturers and consumers." Dr. Maher El-Kady (https://nanotechenergy.com/team/maher-el-kady/ ), co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Nanotech Energy commented: "We perfected the battery by utilizing the extraordinary electronic and mechanical properties of graphene to increase the battery capacity. To further increase the safety of a lithium ion battery, we took a step further by designing a non-flammable electrolyte that can withstand operation at high temperatures without catching fire." Dr. Richard Kaner (https://nanotechenergy.com/team/richard-kaner/ ), Nanotech co-founder and UCLA professor of Chemistry and of Materials Science and Engineering added: "Graphene is one of the strongest known materials - 200 times stronger than steel, is completely flexible, 97% transparent, and an excellent conductor of electricity and heat - thus preventing the battery from overheating." For years the graphene industry has worked to improve the material produced so that it is optimal for most applications. Reports indicate that the properties of graphene are sensitive to the number of layers in the product, defects and contaminants. Considering structural features, the graphene family can be classified into three main categories: monolayer graphene, few to multi-layer graphene (2-10 layers) and graphite microplatelets (>10 layers). Although several graphene and graphene oxide products are currently available in the market, the majority of products are technically micro-platelets. With more than 90% of its content monolayers, Nanotech products are expected to open new markets for graphene. Nanotech Energy owns the world's first graphene patent, U.S. Patent #6,872,330 filed in May 2002 by Dr. Richard Kaner, two years prior to the notable graphene work of Nobel laureates Geim and Novoselov. To pre-order Nanotech's graphene powered 18650 batteries, please contact: Hiroshi Kuroyanagi at hkuroyanagi@nanotechenergy.com; or Tomoko Moriyama at tmoriyama@nanotechenergy.com. For more information about Nanotech Energy and graphene, visit https://nanotechenergy.com/. About Nanotech Energy Inc. Headquartered in Los Angeles, Nanotech Energy Inc. was founded in 2014 by Jack Kavanaugh, who serves as the chairman and CEO, along with leading UCLA scientists Dr. Richard Kaner and Dr. Maher El-Kady. With its mission to bring graphene discoveries from the research laboratory to the marketplace, Nanotech Energy offers graphene products that have the potential to revolutionize our lives with applications in batteries, transparent conducting electrodes, conductive inks, printed electronics, conductive epoxy, antistatic coatings and EMI (electromagnetic interference) shielding. For more information about Nanotech Energy, visit the Company's website at https://nanotechenergy.com/. SOURCE: Nanotech Energy Inc. CONTACT: Bobbie Wasserman Nanotech Energy bobbie@wave2alliances.com