Mechanical Carbon Graphite

At BZNCarbon, we produce and supply impregnated mechanical carbon graphite materials with stable quality and custom configurations for demanding industrial applications. These composites are formulated by impregnating graphite with various agents such as resin, copper, antimony, and silver, resulting in enhanced performance in conductivity, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance.

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Description

What is Impregnated Graphite?

Impregnated graphite is a composite material formed by filling pores of base graphite with impregnating substances (resin or metals), then solidifying through high-temperature treatment. This process enhances strength, sealing ability, conductivity, and chemical durability.


Main Types of Mechanical Carbon Graphite

  1. Resin Impregnated Graphite

    • High density (up to 2.0–2.5 g/cm³)

    • Excellent corrosion resistance

    • Ideal for chemical environments, seals, and bearings

    • Max temperature resistance: ~200°C

    • Grades: M106H, M120H, M106K, M120K, M254K

  2. Copper Impregnated Graphite

    • Combines the mechanical strength of copper and thermal conductivity of graphite

    • Used in rolling equipment, metallurgy, turbines, molding machines

    • Grades: M106P, M120P, M254P

  3. Antimony Impregnated Graphite

    • Superior lubrication and wear resistance under extreme conditions

    • Operating range: −253°C to +500°C

    • Works under high RPM (20,000), high pressure (10 MPa)

    • Grades: M106D, M120D, M254D

  4. Silver and Other Metal Impregnated Graphite

    • Enhanced conductivity and durability

    • Used in specialized high-tech fields


Key Features

  • Self-lubricating with or without oil

  • Excellent resistance to high temperatures, corrosion, and pressure

  • High electrical conductivity and dimensional stability

  • Custom machinability for seals, rings, vanes, bushings, and sleeves

  • Lightweight and adaptable in harsh environments


Typical Applications

Chemical and Petrochemical:

  • Heat exchangers, condensers, pump seals, reactor tanks

  • Withstands acids, alkalis, corrosive vapors

Metallurgy and Energy:

  • Electrolytic cells, continuous casting molds

  • Lubricant-free rotating equipment parts

  • Arcing components and electrodes

Industrial Equipment:

  • Compressors, injection molding machines, turbines

  • Conductive components for electronics and telecom

Emerging Fields:

  • New energy (fuel cells), aerospace, and defense sectors

  • High-temperature nuclear components and shielding