Graphite Electrode

Graphite electrode, a vital component in electric arc furnaces, conducts high levels of electricity to melt and refine steel and other metals. Its excellent heat resistance and conductivity make it indispensable in modern metal production.

Graphite electrode is made from domestic first-class petroleum coke and high quality needle coke and are widely used in electric arc furnaces for the production of alloy steels, metal, and other nonmetallic materials, etc.

Graphite electrode is made from domestic first-class petroleum coke and high quality needle coke and are widely used in electric arc furnaces for the production of alloy steels, metal, and other nonmetallic materials, etc. The Graphite electrodes include regular power, high power, ultra-high power, and square electrodes. The range of diameters covers from 250 mm to 700 mm.

Their products have the following characteristics: low electric resistivity, good electrical and thermal conductivity, high oxidation resistance, greater resistance to thermal and mechanical shock, high mechanical strength, and high machining accuracy.