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GR0188 Graphite Rod
Graphite Rod, mainly used in steel-making furnace. Mold , Batteries, Alternator Brushes , Metallurgy, Semiconductor Manufacturing, Chemicals, Nuclear Industry.
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Maximize *high thermal and chemical resistance
*good thermal conductivity
*low coefficient of thermal expansion
*minimal wettability to molten metals
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