Bulk Density
Bulk density denotesthe mass per unit volume of the porous artificial graphite blanks. It directly determines mechanical strength, porosity, machinability and comprehensive service performance.
Grain Size
Grain size refers to the particle dimension of graphite aggregates inside the material. Fine-grain graphite is prioritized for precision machining and high-end EDM electrodes.
Ash Content
Ash content is the non-carbon residual substance remaining after graphite complete combustion. A lower ash content corresponds to higher-purity graphite.
Electrical Conductivity
Electrical conductivity defines a material's capability to conduct electric current. Graphite is extensively used in electrodes and carbon brushes owing to its excellent conductive property.
Thermal Conductivity
Thermal conductivity describes a material's heat transfer capacity. Graphite products deliver superior thermal conduction for various high-temperature working scenarios.
Thermal Shock Resistance
Thermal shock resistance refers to artificial graphite's ability to withstand drastic temperature swings without cracking or structural damage.
Oxidation Resistance
Oxidation resistance evaluates how well artificial graphite resists oxidative degradation under continuous high-temperature service.
Wear Resistance
Wear resistance is graphite’s anti-abrasion capability against friction, sliding contact and mechanical friction loss.
Self-Lubricating property
Self-lubricating property means a material can reduce friction coefficient without external liquid/grease lubricants, which is the core advantage of carbon graphite bearings and bushings.
Machinability
Machinability indicates the ease of processing artificial graphite via turning, milling, drilling and grinding into customized finished parts.
Working Temperature
Working temperature represents the safe and stable temperature range for long-term service of artificial graphite products.
Tolerance
Tolerance is the permissible dimensional deviation range for machined components, a critical index for customized graphite bearings, bushings, sealing rings and molds.
Surface Finish
Surface finish describes the roughness and smoothness of machined graphite surfaces, which affects sealing effect, friction performance and assembly matching accuracy.
Material Grade
Material grade stands for the specific formula and production process of artificial graphite. Grades differ in bulk density, grain size, mechanical strength, purity and impregnation treatment status.
Impregnated Graphite
Impregnated graphite is treated with resin, metal or other fillers to upgrade its mechanical strength, bulk density, sealing performance and wear resistance.
High Purity Graphite
High-purity graphite features ultra-low impurity content, widely applied in high-temperature furnaces, semiconductors, photovoltaics and precision manufacturing industries.
Isostatic Graphite
Isostatic graphite is high-performance graphite produced by isostatic pressing, featuring homogeneous internal structure, fine grain size and outstanding precision machinability.
Molded Graphite
Molded graphite is shaped by compression molding, supplied as blocks, rods, plates and semi-finished blanks for follow-up precision machining.
Carbon Graphite
Carbon graphite composites retain graphite's natural self-lubricating property, the preferred material for bearings, bushings, vanes, brushes and sealing components.