Extra Fine Graphite Powder

Extra fine graphite powder is composed of particles that are very small in size.

The diameter is generally less than 20 microns.

It has the feel of being smooth and soft, rather like talc.

It is easily spread over surfaces.

You can use it by hand or with machines.

It is easily mixed with liquid, paste and other dry materials.

Where Can You Use It?

Mechanical – use for tools and gears as a dry lubricant.

Metallurgy – to layer molds and facilitate smoother casting.

Battery manufacture – as a negative plate (anode) material in lithium ion batteries.

Electrical – in conductive coatings for contacts.

Coating – to enhance thermal and wear resistance.

Art – even shading and relief effects.

Why Choose Extra Fine Graphite Powder?

High Lubrication

This powder is very good for a dry lubricant.

You can use it where oil or grease is not appropriate.

It eliminates friction between moving parts.

The little particles make a smooth, friction-reducing barrier.

It is suitable for even high-temperature applications.

High Electrical Conductivity

You can use it to conduct electricity in smaller or more intricate devices.

It allows for virtually no resistance to the flow of current.

Great for circuit board protection or electrical contacts.

You can also blend it into resins for conductive composites.

High Thermal Conductivity

You know this powder can take the heat.

Thermal energy is rapidly and evenly distributed.

Utilize it in heat sensitive applications to prevent overheating.

It is employed in brake systems, heat exchangers and furnace parts.

Chemical Resistance

This powder is highly resistant to a wide range of corrosive chemicals.

It is stable in high temperature and humidity environments.

It is resistant to acids, alkalis and solvents.

This makes it a good match for labs and chemical processing facilities.

Long-Lasting Performance

It stays effective over time.

You don’t need to keep reapplying it.

It stands up to wear, pressure and even moisture.

That translates into less maintenance and better performance.

Non-Metallic and Non-Toxic

Graphite powder is free from heavy metals and toxic ingredients.

It is safe to use in clean or sensitive environments.

You can be used it near food machines or electronics.

It won’t tarnish metal or interact with plastic.

Soft and Smooth Texture

It’s silk, ultra-fine texture is like no other.

This helps achieve a smooth and accurate application.

You can even use it on fragile surfaces without scratching.

It seamlessly mixes into pastes or paints.

Strong Adhesion

It clings well to metal, ceramic, plastic.

And chances are, a light layer is all you need.

It doesn’t slip under pressure or vibration.

There’s no mess, no binders, no glues.

Adaptive Utility in Different Meanings

It can be used dry, or combined with other materials.

Mix it with oils, fats, resins or polymers.

Brush, spray, roll or push it on.

It can be adapted to a variety of flows.

Fine Detail in Art and Design

Artists use this powder to shade and add texture.

It glides on easily and makes small line.

It works great in mixed media and graphite drawing.

You have a level of control impossible with graphite sticks.

Helps in Metal Casting

It is used as a release agent.

It stops mould surfaces being filled with metal.

That means you’ll end up with cleaner, smoother castings.

It, too, prolongs the life of the mold.

Ideal for Coatings and Paints

Mix it into coatings to conduct electricity and resist abrasion.

It guards against wear, heat and corrosion.

It is effective with anti-static, anti-corrosion and certain high-temp paints.

You can apply it in automotive, aerospace and marine.

Improvement in Battery and Energy Devices

It is beneficial to increasing charge retention and a discharge rate.

Employ it in battery anodes for lithium ion and alkaline batteries.

It enhances the cycle life and capacity.

Also active in fuel cells and solar panels.

How to Use It?

You can put it directly onto surfaces.

Also for sprinkling, brushing or spraying on dry as powder.

Blend it with other substances to create pastes, greases or coatings.

Always use a dust mask and rubber gloves while handing.

Keep it in a cool dry place away from damp.