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Weaver Industries has offered quality machined graphite parts, graphite products, graphite fixtures and carbon graphite. We provide control at all stages of the manufacturing process, from acceptance of an order through product completion. We can handle your one-of-a-kind projects.
Industrial Graphite Sales provides knowledge and experience in graphite machining, graphite machine work and carbon graphite. Specializing in synthetic graphite products, we are a leading supplier of quality machined graphite for a number of high-temperature-type applications.
Becker Brothers Graphite is a premier manufacturer of machined graphite parts and carbon graphite products, including graphite tubes, graphite shields and graphite heating elements. Complete graphite machining and graphite treatment facilities are available. For more information, please call today!
Built on over 100 years of experience, GrafTech’s Advanced Graphite Materials division manufactures some of the highest quality, most innovative machined graphite products using the best materials. Very few shops can machine graphite blocks as large as we do. We can handle ANY CAD system used today.
Bar-Lo Carbon Products provides fast delivery, high quality, cost savings and dependability as a graphite machining center. We are also precision machiners of carbon and ceramic. We produce graphite rods, fixtures, molds, jigs and crucibles to exact specifications and will deliver to you immediately.
Graphite machining is a process that produces parts out of synthetic graphite materials. Synthetic graphite is produced by adding tar pitch and petroleum coke to natural graphite during heat treatments. The produced product is used in a wide variety of manufactured parts that benefit the automotive, aerospace, chemical, metallurgical, nuclear, and electronics industries.
Graphite is shaped into a variety of forms using the tool and die process. During this process, synthetic graphite is heated into a liquid form, which is poured into dies, or molds. When the graphite cools, it can be removed from the molds, assembled with other components, and packed for shipment.
Graphite is the most stable form of solid carbon. Although machined graphite is more expensive than pure graphite, it is much more structurally sound and reliable. Some common machined graphite products include rods, tubes, and plates.
