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Reinste Nano Ventures Private Limited (REINSTE) located at DELHI, INDIA brings a huge portfolio of nanomaterials and related products to cater the needs of scientists, researchers.
REINSTE Launches Nanomaterials and allied products in India
Delhi, India | Posted on May 30th, 2011Reinste Nano Ventures Private Limited (REINSTE) located at DELHI, INDIA brings a huge portfolio of nanomaterials and related products to cater the needs of scientists, researchers, students and also for the industries using nanomaterials in their research and production purposes.
REINSTE is a primary player in the upcoming field of Nanotechnology. REINSTE functions as a Nano materials supplier in India, and provides both Research & Industrial grade nano materials of all kind to academia, corporate houses and institutions within India. It also fulfills custom synthesis orders of Nano materials.
Reinste bring the finest and purest form of nano materials like:-
Carbon nanotubes
Nanodiamonds
Nano wires
Nano metals
Fullerenes
Quanum dots
PEG Derivatives
Tectomers
Phosphonic Acid Derivatives
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About Reinste Nanoventures
Reinste Nano Ventures emphases the significance of purest Nanomaterials with uniform composition free from any adulterants for class research and production purposes. In Reinste Nano ventures we ardently believe that innovation and differentiation are the fundamental components of growth and enlightenment of any organization.
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Eishita Koley
Manager Marketing
Phone: 9810662669
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(Ph) 0120-4781217
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