Graphite Purification Furnaces
Graphite purification furnaces use gases such as HCl, fluorine or chlorine at high temperatures to remove metallic and chemical impurities from graphite. They produce ultra-pure graphite essential for industries requiring maximum thermal, electrical, and chemical purity.
- • Use of reactive gases (HCl, fluorine, chlorine) for impurity removal
- • High-temperature treatment under vacuum or controlled atmosphere
- • Designed for production of extremely high-purity graphite
- • Produces ultra-pure graphite for advanced applications
- • Improves conductivity and thermal performance
- • Reduces contamination risk in sensitive environments
- • Electronics (electrodes, semiconductor components)
- • Chemical reactors and catalysts
- • Metallurgical graphite processing
- • Nuclear and energy applications
- • Scientific and aerospace components
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