The types of carbon graphite mainly include the following categories:
Graphite: Graphite is an allotrope of carbon with good electrical conductivity and self-lubricating properties. It is often used to make electrodes, brushes, lubricants and pencil leads.
Carbonaceous materials: It is mainly composed of amorphous carbon raw materials, with high hardness and good wear resistance, and is suitable for applications requiring high hardness and wear resistance.
Graphite materials: It is mainly composed of crystalline carbon raw materials, with soft texture, good self-lubricating properties, and good high temperature resistance, and is suitable for applications requiring high temperature resistance.
Carbon graphite materials: It is a mixture of amorphous carbon and crystalline carbon raw materials, with good self-lubricating properties and mechanical strength, and is suitable for materials requiring comprehensive performance.
Resin-impregnated carbon graphite: It has excellent corrosion resistance and wear resistance through resin impregnation treatment, and is suitable for chemical and corrosive environments.
Metal-impregnated carbon graphite: It is treated by impregnation with metal to enhance its electrical conductivity and mechanical strength, and is suitable for applications requiring high conductivity.
These carbon graphite materials are widely used in various industrial fields, including electronics, chemicals, machinery, etc. due to their different physical and chemical properties.
