Products
Graphene Products for OEM Integration
Choose a supplied heating component for product integration or a conductive material for your own printing process. Each route has a different specification and validation boundary.
Products
Choose a supplied heating component for product integration or a conductive material for your own printing process. Each route has a different specification and validation boundary.
Product systems
Material selection and component selection require different inputs. Explore the supply scope, design requirements and evaluation route for each.
Product 02 · Component
Bring surface heating into your product with standard or custom film modules. XIHE helps match the heating footprint, electrical connections and protective stack to your assembly, starting from an existing sample or your product drawing.
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Product 01 · Material
Graphene-based conductive ink for manufacturers developing printed heating layers. XIHE supports formulation selection, substrate matching and process evaluation, from a printed sample to a repeatable production recipe.
View →Primary component route: Graphene Heating Film is the reference page for component construction, fit inputs and evaluation. Choose Conductive Ink when your team owns printing, curing and the finished functional layer.
When the supply route is clear, continue to Technical Review with the product geometry, process or electrical inputs already known.
How the products relate
The conductive ink is the material layer; the heating film is the component a customer integrates. They are documented separately because they are specified and validated separately.
Choose a formulation for your printing process or a film assembly for your product geometry.
Connect the active layer to its substrate, electrical supply, sensing and surrounding structure.
Agree test conditions and acceptance criteria before moving from evaluation samples to a pilot build.
Describe the product and the heating requirement. We will review which system applies and what needs to be measured.
Review Engineering Requirements