Graphite is one of the crystalline forms of carbon, and due to its layered structure and weak bonds between the layers, it possesses unique properties. This material has high electrical and thermal conductivity and remains very stable at high temperatures. Its lubricating property makes it suitable as a dry lubricant, and it also exhibits strong chemical resistance against acids and corrosive substances.
Graphite has found wide applications in the steel industry, electrode manufacturing, battery anode production, and heat-resistant components. Because of its abundance and remarkable characteristics, it holds great industrial significance.
Graphite is a mineral and one of the most stable forms of carbon, with a layered structure composed of hexagonal sheets. This structure gives it excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, high lubricity, and exceptional resistance to wear.
Graphite plays a key role in the steel industry as a refractory material, in the production of electrodes for electric arc furnaces, and in the manufacture of anodes for lithium-ion batteries. Its high chemical resistance also makes it suitable for use in corrosive environments.
Abundance, cost-effectiveness, and versatile applications make graphite a valuable material in both industry and technology.
Graphite powders, with wide-ranging applications across various industries—especially steel and cast iron—are produced and supplied by our company. These powders are used for carburising in the production of alloy steels, improving slag formation in electric arc furnaces, and manufacturing different types of ductile iron.
Graphite also plays an important role in induction furnaces and other metallurgical industries thanks to its unique properties. Our company’s low-sulfur graphite powder is produced in various grain sizes, tailored to customer needs and specific applications. We also offer a variety of customized packaging options based on buyer requirements.
This flexibility in production and packaging allows our graphite powders to meet the needs of a wide range of industries—from steel and cast iron producers to smaller industrial units. With high quality, precise composition control, and adherence to international standards, these products are a reliable choice for optimizing production processes.
With its unique layered structure and excellent thermal and electrical conductivity, graphite is considered one of the most valuable industrial materials. These properties give graphite exceptional resistance to thermal shock, corrosive environments, and severe abrasion. Such characteristics make it an ideal choice for refractories, electrodes for electric arc furnaces, lubrication components, and corrosion-resistant equipment.
Our company, leveraging pure resources and modern technology, produces high-purity, high-quality graphite to meet the diverse needs of the steel, foundry, chemical, and energy industries. Our expert team ensures precise quality control, guaranteeing that products are manufactured in compliance with recognized global standards.
In addition, fast delivery, specialized technical consulting, and competitive pricing make us the best partner for enhancing efficiency and reducing costs. Our graphite is a bridge toward innovation and sustainable productivity.
| Size | Moi | Ash | Vm | FC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| +100 mesh: 39.5% +200 mesh: 11.5% −200 mesh: 49% |
0.5% max | 4% max | 1.8% max | 95% min |
| Packing | Size | Mo% | Ash% | Vm% | S% | FC% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25kg bag × 36 pcs in 900kg big bag | 1–5mm | 0.5 max | 0.5 max | 0.5 max | 0.04 max | 98.5 min |
| Packing | Size | Mo% | Ash% | Vm% | S% | FC% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25kg bag × 36 pcs in 900kg big bag | 1–5mm | 0.12 max | 0.46 max | 0.66 max | 0.5 max | 98.88 |
