WTe2 is a Type-II Weyl semimetal with carrier density spanning from 1E20-1E21 cm-3. Unlike other sources, our growth involves highly sophisticated float zone technique which allows us to drive out

1T' metallic phase of MoTe2 crystals contain layers that are stacked together via van der Waals interactions and can be exfoliated into thin 2D layers.

Antimony telluride is a topological insulator with the chemical formula of Sb2Te3. It crystallizes in an orthorhombic space group.

Bismuth telluride is one of our latest addition to 2D metals family. BiTe has been theoretically predicted and recently experimentally demonstrated to be 2D thermoelectric material [1,2].

Our single crystal GeTe (Germanium telluride) crystals come with guaranteed anisotropy, electronic, and optical grade crystal quality. They are developed at our facilities using state-of-art flux

The first commercial vdW Tellurium (b-phase) crystals. Layered tellurium crystals have been synthesized in perfectly vdW order through flux zone growth technique.