High-purity graphite scrap is widely used in electric arc furnace and ladle furnace electrode manufacturing, enhancing electrode conductivity and thermal resistance for efficient smelting and sustainable recycling.

Graphite special-shaped parts are vital in metallurgy, casting, semiconductor, PV, and high-temp mold systems due to their excellent conductivity, thermal stability, and chemical resistance.

High-purity graphite blocks are essential in UHP electrode manufacturing, EDM machining, vacuum furnace components, and monocrystalline silicon thermal systems—ideal for demanding high-temperature, conductive industrial environments.

Graphite crucibles are ideal for high-temperature melting of aluminum, copper, gold, and silver. Suitable for vacuum and induction furnaces, they offer thermal stability and strong chemical resistance.

Graphite products are widely used in semiconductor thermal fields, aerospace nozzles, arc furnace electrodes, and chemical electrolysis systems. Featuring ultra-high purity, excellent thermal resistance, and low electrical resistivity, they serve as essential materials in advanced manufacturing and energy industries.

Ideal for use in metallurgical furnaces, vacuum systems, chemical equipment, and precision graphite machining. High-temperature resistant, chemically stable, and engineered for demanding industrial applications.

Graphite rods are widely applied in electric arc furnace (EAF) steelmaking, EDM machining, vacuum and resistance furnace heating, high-temperature alloy casting, electrolytic and plating processes, solar photovoltaic, lithium battery, and hydrogen energy systems. With excellent electrical conductivity, thermal resistance, and chemical stability, they are ideal materials for advanced industrial applications requiring high-temperature endurance and precision conductivity.