Graphite rope, a type of packing or sealing material, is treated, and woven from Pan-based carbon fiber through a special process. It is known for its high strength, excellent thermal stability, resistance to corrosion and light in weight. It does not melt under high temperatures, making it a quality material for binding the thermal-protective coating of charcoal felt in vacuum furnaces.

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Key Characteristics:

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High-Temperature Resistance:

Graphite rope can withstand high temperatures, making it suitable for applications where traditional materials may degrade or fail.

Chemical Stability:

Graphite is chemically stable, providing resistance to many chemicals and corrosive environments.

Flexibility and Durability:

Graphite rope is flexible and can be easily formed to fit different shapes and sizes. It is also durable and can withstand mechanical stress.

Thermal Conductivity:

Graphite has good thermal conductivity, allowing it to transfer heat efficiently. This property is advantageous in certain high-temperature applications.

Applications:

Graphite rope is widely used in various fields including negative ion conductive electrodes, vacuum furnace insulation layers, carbon felt bundling, sewing, chemical industry, petroleum, food machinery, medical machinery, medical equipment, civil engineering, construction, electronic instruments and more. Specific applications include:

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High-Temperature Sealing:

Used for sealing applications in high-temperature environments, such as in furnaces, boilers, and industrial ovens.

Gasket and Packing:

Used as a gasket material or packing in applications where a reliable seal is required, especially in conditions involving high temperatures and pressures.

Heat Exchangers:

Used in heat exchangers and other thermal processing equipment due to its thermal conductivity and resistance to high temperatures.

Industrial Equipment:

Finds applications in various industrial equipment where a durable and high-temperature-resistant sealing material is needed.

Precautions:

When the temperature exceeds 400℃, graphite rope must be used in a protective atmosphere or inert gas. It cannot be heavily pressurized during transportation and storage, and moisture-proofing is required. Usage length should be captured as needed. Always follow safety guidelines and ensure that the material meets the specific requirements of the intended application. Additionally, local regulations regarding the use and handling of such materials should be considered.