High reputation Graphite Tray - Machined graphite block – Ningxin

Technical Characteristic

1. Exothermic welding

Exothermic welding is a simple, high-efficiency, and high-quality metal joining process. It uses the chemical reaction heat of metal compounds as a heat source, and directly or indirectly heats the overheated (reduced) molten metal to work in a special graphite mold. A welded joint of a certain shape and size is formed in the cavity to meet the engineering requirements. At present, exothermic welding has generally replaced the previous mechanical connection method between metals.

2. Application fields of exothermic welding

1. Lightning protection, grounding and surge protection.

2. Electrical equipment grounding engineering treatment.

3. Petrochemical engineering construction.

4. Construction of railways, highways, and airports.

5. Intelligent building construction.

6. Cathodic corrosion protection.

3. Processing graphite block (semi-finished product)

Jiangxi Ningheda New Material Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer specializing in graphite finishing, with advanced processing technology and strong processing capabilities. It is widely praised by customers at home and abroad. The graphite products processed by our company have been unanimously recognized by customers. In response to the requirements of the majority of exothermic welding customers, our company can also process semi-finished graphite blocks for customers, which greatly shortens the delivery time of customers.

Product Size

Specifications of most popular graphite for processing exothermic welding molds are as follows:

Grade: NX82

Grain size(≤): 0.8mm

Bulk Density(≥): 1.72g/cm3

Ash (≤): 0.3%

Specific Resistance ≤8.5μΩM

Compressive Strength ≥35MPa

Flexural Strength ≥13.5MPa

Coefficient of Thermal Expansion ≤2.2×10^-6/℃

Grade: NX603

Grain Size(≤): 25μm

Bulk Density(≥): 1.80g/cm3

Compressive Strength(≥): 60MPa

Flexural Strength(≥): 30MPa

Porosity(≤): 17%

Specific Resistance(≤): 12μΩm

Ash Content(≤): 600ppm

Shore Hardness: 50

Coefficient of Thermal Expansion(≤): 5×10^-6/℃