Graphite Petroleum Coke, also known as GPC, is a carbon raw material used in a variety of steelmaking processes. It is a key component in the production of grap...

Steel and aluminum production is being pushed by the industrial resurgence in construction and automobile manufacturing. This requires a greater amount of petro...

Graphite Electrode Continuous Casting is a major high temperature conductive electrolyte used in electric arc forging steelmaking. The raw materials used to mak...

Steelmakers rely upon graphite electrodes for primary steelmaking using electric arcs furnaces (EAF). They are the primary heat source for smelting scrap metal...

Look inside any major steel mill or metal smelter globally, and you'll find Graphite Electrode hard at work. This critical technology serves as conductors for e...

Steel is used in almost every industry and is made in Basic Oxygen Fuses (BOFs). This process produces molten steel by burning coke and other carbon containing...

In the ladle in which metal discharged from an electric arc furnace is molten and secondarily refined for steel making, an arc heating by a graphite electrode i...

Graphite Electrode process is a vital step that involves transforming graphite electrodes from raw materials to finished electrodes, ready for use with lithium-...

Graphite Electrode Thermal Expansion is the amount that a material expands at a certain temperature. This is a very important property for many refractory produ...

Graphite Electrode forms an integral part of the EAF process used to manufacture steel. Its specifications have a major impact on the quality of metals produced...