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Microparticles

Microparticles

Microparticles are particles between roughly 1 and 1000 micrometers, offering a high surface-to-volume ratio and consistent performance for demanding applications. Nanografi supplies high-quality microparticles, including metals, oxides, carbides, MAX phases, and MXene materials, for biomedicine, electronics, energy, and materials science, all at competitive prices with worldwide shipping.

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What Are Microparticles?

Microparticles are solid particles with sizes typically ranging from about 1 to 1000 micrometers. Compared with bulk materials, their smaller size provides a larger surface-to-volume ratio, which improves reactivity, dispersion, and packing behavior while remaining easier to handle and process than nanoscale powders. This balance makes micron powders valuable across biomedicine, electronics, energy storage, and materials science. Nanografi offers a wide range of microparticles tailored to the unique needs of these industries, with cost-effective, reliable, and high-performance solutions.

Types of Microparticles

  • Metal micron powders such as nickel, iron, and electrolytic copper
  • Ceramic and carbide micron powders including silicon carbide and tungsten disulfide
  • Oxide and rare earth micron powders such as gadolinium and lanthanum oxides
  • Bio-based micron powders like hydroxyapatite for biomedical use
  • Graphite and mesocarbon microbeads (MCMB) for battery applications
  • MAB, MAX, and MXene materials for advanced energy and electronics

MAX Phases and MXene Materials

Among our most advanced microparticles are MAX phases and the two-dimensional materials derived from them. MXenes are produced from MAX phases through selective etching, yielding materials with exceptional conductivity and tunable surface chemistry. Their performance has made them a strong competitor to other 2D materials, as explored in our comparison of MXene versus graphene, and they play a growing role in advanced energy storage systems.

Applications of Microparticles

Microparticles serve a broad range of industries. In energy storage, graphite and mesocarbon microbeads (MCMB) are widely used as anode materials in lithium-ion batteries. In biomedicine, hydroxyapatite micron powders support bone repair and implant coatings. Metal micron powders such as nickel and copper are used in electronics, conductive pastes, and metallurgy, while ceramic powders like silicon carbide serve abrasives, refractories, and structural composites. Other applications include catalysis, coatings, additive manufacturing, and polymer reinforcement.

Microparticles Price and Market

Demand for microparticles continues to grow across energy, electronics, healthcare, and manufacturing, driven by the need for consistent, high-purity powders. Micron powder prices vary depending on the material, particle size, purity, and order volume, from research-scale grams to bulk industrial quantities. As a trusted microparticles supplier, Nanografi offers transparent, competitive pricing across metals, ceramics, oxides, and MXene materials, so you can source exactly what your project needs. Check the product listings above for up-to-date prices and specifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy microparticles?

You can buy microparticles directly from Nanografi. We supply metal, ceramic, oxide, carbide, and MXene micron powders in a range of particle sizes and purities, with worldwide shipping.

How much do microparticles cost?

Micron powder prices depend on the material, particle size, purity, and order volume. Nanografi provides competitively priced microparticles for both research and production quantities. See the product listings above for current pricing.

What is the difference between microparticles and nanoparticles?

Microparticles are typically 1 to 1000 micrometers in size, while nanoparticles are between 1 and 100 nanometers. Microparticles are easier to handle and process, while nanoparticles offer higher reactivity due to their much larger surface area.

What are microparticles used for?

Common applications include battery anode materials, biomedical implants and coatings, electronics and conductive pastes, abrasives and refractories, catalysis, and additive manufacturing.

Buy Microparticles at Nanografi

Choose Nanografi for your microparticle needs and benefit from cost-effective, trustworthy, and high-performance solutions. Our extensive catalog covers metals, ceramics, oxides, carbides, and MXene materials, all supported by detailed technical data and available from research-scale to bulk quantities. Explore the categories above to find the exact composition, particle size, and purity your project demands, with worldwide shipping.