Graphite mold for continuous casting

Graphite parts for sintering and casting

 

Graphite mold for continuous casting

 

Graphite molds are essential in manufacturing sintered products like diamond tools, requiring durable graphite materials with a long service life. Our fine-grain and iso-molded graphite are ideal choices due to their excellent heat resistance, oxidation resistance, and mechanical strength. We provide customized graphite products to meet specific customer requirements.

Applications of Graphite Molds in Sintering Processes:

  1. Powder Metallurgy: Graphite punches, dies, and crucibles are used in powder metallurgy for high-temperature sintering, offering stability for metal powder sintering to achieve specific part shapes and properties.
  2. Ceramic Sintering: Graphite setter plates and boats support ceramic pieces during sintering. The high thermal conductivity of graphite enables even heating, ensuring consistent results.

Applications of Graphite Molds in Casting Processes:

  1. Investment Casting: Graphite molds and cores withstand the high temperatures of molten metal, providing accurate replication of intricate shapes. Graphite’s low thermal expansion minimizes dimensional changes during cooling.
  2. Die Casting: Graphite inserts and components in die casting molds enhance heat transfer and prolong mold life. Its wear resistance and high-temperature tolerance make it an excellent choice for this application.
  3. Continuous Casting: Graphite components, such as submerged entry nozzles and tundish shrouds, are vital in continuous casting for steel and other metals, withstanding high temperatures and resisting erosion by molten metal.
  4. Glass Industry: In glass casting, graphite molds shape and form glass products. Graphite’s high thermal conductivity promotes rapid cooling and solidification of the glass.

Graphite parts play an indispensable role in sintering and casting across various industries, offering high-temperature resistance, thermal conductivity, and dimensional stability.

 

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