graphiteprocessing

Graphite has been employed in mold production for more than 50 years. The expansion of existing constituents has created choices for making graphite accessible for a variety of applications. Some graphite molds are commonly applied for aluminum, silver, and gold casting. By uniting the low price of processing graphite with the high strength of graphite materials, the benefits of permanent graphite molds can be understood, offering an economical choice for other molds in the casting industry. Graphite mold is extremely stable. When molten metal is added, it does not twist, warp, or inspect. The casting accuracy of components is higher than that of iron or sand. Graphite can also be kept indefinitely without altering rusting, shape, oxidizing, or deteriorating in any way. Crystalline Structure of Graphite As the graphite has a crystalline structure, it is very rigid and keeps its size appropriate. Graphite is stronger and can withstand substantial stress. High Thermal Conductivit