New Delhi, 05th April 2025 – Transteel, a leading manufacturer of ergonomic office furniture, has collaborated with Tata Steel to introduce performance fabrics In India. These graphene-enhanced fabric that transforms natural fibers like jute and cotton into high-performance upholstery materials resulting in a circular economy while promoting health and wellness in corporate office furniture and fit outs.
This important partnership was unveiled at FM and CRE World Hyderabad and CE Worldwide in February 2025. As a sponsor Transteel showcased its Bio Chairs Collection featuring graphene upholstery. Designed to promote eco-friendly manufacturing, this revolutionary fabric marks a significant step toward reducing plastic usage in office furniture while enhancing durability and sustainability.
Bio chairs are developed using Tata Steel’s advanced Graphene Ink technology, which enhances the strength, water resistance, stain resistance, and antibacterial properties of natural fibers. By integrating these fabrics into its Bio Chair Collection, Transteel reinforces its commitment to creating sustainable and ergonomic office solutions without compromising on quality, comfort, or performance.
Mr. Shiraz Ibrahim, Managing Director at Transteel shared his thoughts on this milestone. “At Transteel, we are committed to designing workspaces that are both functional and sustainable. The introduction of Graphene enriched Jute & Cotton fabrics in our Bio Chair Collection allows us to offer high-performance office seating solutions that support environmental responsibility while maintaining the highest standards of comfort and durability.
The Graphene enhanced Bio Chairs are designed for a wide range of corporate and commercial spaces, offering a durable, eco-friendly alternative to synthetic upholstery. As a Go-To-Market partner for upholstery applications of Graphene, Transteel is currently in discussions for a Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) agreement with Tata Steel, reinforcing their commitment to long-term sustainability initiatives.
This partnership aligns with both companies’ broader goals of reducing plastic consumption, supporting a farm-to-business model, and advancing the circular economy.