Graphite is a core material for new energy, widely used in battery anodes, photovoltaic thermal field components, and fuel cell parts, empowering the development of the new energy industry.

With its high temperature and corrosion resistance, graphite is used in metallurgical refractory materials and as a carbon raiser in steelmaking, making it an essential consumable in the smelting industry.

Graphite has excellent self-lubricating properties, suitable for high-temperature and high-pressure conditions. Used as a solid lubricant, it can be made into sealing and wear-resistant mechanical parts.

Graphite is corrosion-resistant and stable in performance, used to make chemical anti-corrosion equipment and can be further processed into new chemical materials such as flame-retardant and sealing materials.

With excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, graphite is used in electronic shielding and motor components, serving as a core heat dissipation material for digital products.

High-purity special graphite withstands extreme temperatures and offers ablation resistance, widely used in aerospace and defense under extreme conditions, serving as a high-end strategic specialty material.