Mr. Daniel Stolyarov reports

GRAPHENE 3D LAB INC. TO ANNOUNCE NEW FILAMENT AT CANADA MAKES: ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING FORUM IN HAMILTON, ONTARIO

Graphene 3D Lab Inc. will release details of a newly developed water-soluble 3-D filament at the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters' (CME) Canada Makes: Additive Manufacturing forum at Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ont., on April 30, 2015. The water-soluble filament is the latest in a line of specialty functional filaments that Graphene 3D is introducing to the 3-D printing industry.

Elena Polyakova, chief operating officer of Graphene 3D, will present details on the new water-soluble filament and discuss the effect of graphene-enhanced materials for the 3-D printing industry. Water-soluble filaments are primarily used to occupy negative space during a 3-D print. These filaments are essentially used to fill gaps designed in objects and allow the print to be suspended over air. Following the completion of the printing process, the object can be placed in water, and the water-soluble material will completely dissolve, leaving empty space.

Daniel Stolyarov, president and chief executive officer, stated: "We are very pleased with performance characteristics that our R&D team designed into this new industry-leading filament. This filament is completely environmentally friendly, non-toxic, dissolves completely in water in approximately one hour, and leaves no residual material."

The water-soluble filament will work in most commercially available 3-D printers and Graphene 3D expects to have them to market within three months. Mr. Stolyarov continued: "This filament reflects the core objectives of Graphene 3D. We are creating products that allow innovative designers to do more with 3-D printing and are expanding the possibilities within the 3-D printing environment."

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