Graphite Instant Columnar Recarburizer

Graphite instant columnar recarburizer refers to the change of molecular structure of carbon products through high temperature or other means, and has a regular arrangement. This molecular arrangement has a wider molecular spacing of carbon, which is more conducive to decomposition in molten iron or molten steel nuclear. Graphite instant columnar recarburizers currently on the market generally come from two sources, one is the scrap cutting of graphite electrodes, and the other is the graphitized product of petroleum coke 3000 degrees.