Graphite Molds

Graphite mold can be used for casting of various metal or non-metal materials, including continuous casting or semi-continuous casting. Our products have good high temperature resistance, self-lubricating properties and corrosion resistance. They are ideal for use in industrial applications, such as the casting molding of gold, silver, jewelry, glass, etc.

Features:

1. Graphite mold has good thermal conductivity and can quickly transfer molten metal to the cavity, reduce mold temperature and reduce heat loss.

2. Excellent corrosion resistance, can resist corrosion by molten metal and extend the service life of the mold.

3. Good mechanical strength and hardness and can withstand high pressure and impact loads.

4. It has good processing performance and is easy to process into molds of various shapes and sizes.

Application:

1. Cast steel production: They are suitable for the production of cast steel parts of various shapes and sizes, such as machine tool guides, automotive parts, mechanical equipment, etc. The use of graphite molds can improve production efficiency, reduce costs and improve product quality.

2. Aluminum alloy casting: Such as automobile wheels, aircraft parts, mechanical parts, etc. The use of graphite molds can improve the quality of castings and production efficiency, while reducing scrap rate and material waste.

3. High temperature alloy casting:They are suitable for the production of high temperature alloy castings, such as gas turbine parts, aircraft engine parts, etc. Since high temperature alloys have high requirements for the high temperature resistance of molding materials, graphite molds are an ideal choice.

Graphite molds are increasingly used in the casting industry, whether it is molding metal or a continuous casting process, with high practicality and economy. Additionally, Jinsun provides custom graphite molds to meet your special industrial applications. With the continuous advancement of casting technology and changes in market demand, the application field of graphite molds will continue to expand.