Graphite Plates
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Key Advantages of Graphite Plates

Graphite plates offer a combination of properties that make them superior to metal or ceramic alternatives in extreme conditions:

Excellent resistance to ultra-high temperatures

High thermal conductivity for uniform heat distribution

Low thermal expansion, minimizing deformation

Strong chemical and corrosion resistance

No metal vapor contamination in vacuum environments

Easy to machine into complex graphite components

 

Typical Applications

Graphite plates are commonly used in:

Vacuum sintering and heat treatment furnaces

Graphite hot zones and furnace insulation systems

Semiconductor and photovoltaic manufacturing equipment

Sintering trays, support plates, and base plates

Metallurgical and powder metallurgy processes

Chemical processing and corrosion-resistant equipment

They are suitable for both equipment manufacturers and end-users requiring reliable performance under extreme conditions.

 

Functions in High-Temperature Systems

In practical applications, graphite plates are used to:

Support and position workpieces inside furnaces

Serve as structural elements in graphite hot zones

Provide uniform heat transfer across surfaces

Act as base materials for machining fixtures, molds, and holders

Maintain dimensional stability during repeated thermal cycles

 

Material Options

We supply graphite plates made from various grades of synthetic graphite, including:

Isostatic graphite – fine grain, high purity, excellent isotropy

Molded graphite – cost-effective for standard industrial use

Extruded graphite – suitable for directional strength requirements

Material selection depends on working temperature, atmosphere, mechanical load, and precision requirements.

 

Manufacturing & Machining Capabilities

Graphite plates can be supplied in:

Standard or custom-cut plate sizes

Precision-machined graphite plates based on drawings

With advanced CNC machining, we can achieve tight tolerances, smooth surfaces, and complex geometries for demanding industrial applications.

 

Typical Technical Specifications (Reference)

ItemTypical Value
MaterialSynthetic Graphite
Density1.65–1.90 g/cm³
Carbon Content≥99.9% (optional ≥99.99%)
Max Working TemperatureUp to 3000°C (vacuum/inert atmosphere)
Thermal ConductivityHigh
Thermal ExpansionLow
MachinabilityExcellent

Actual specifications depend on graphite grade and application conditions.

 

Important Notes

Not suitable for long-term exposure to air at high temperatures without protection

Mechanical strength decreases at room temperature compared to metals

Proper design is required for load-bearing applications

 

Why Choose Our Graphite Plates

Reliable manufacturer of graphite materials and components

Stable supply of multiple graphite grades and sizes

Precision machining for custom graphite parts

Consistent quality control from raw material to final inspection

Support for small trial orders and long-term projects

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are graphite plates used for?

Graphite plates are used in high-temperature furnaces, semiconductor equipment, photovoltaic systems, and metallurgical processes as support plates, structural components, or base materials for machining custom graphite parts.

 

Can graphite plates be used in vacuum furnaces?

Yes. Graphite plates perform extremely well in vacuum and inert gas environments, offering stable dimensions and no metal vapor contamination.

 

What is the difference between graphite plates and graphite blocks?

Graphite plates are flat, thinner components, while graphite blocks are thicker raw materials often used for further machining. Plates are commonly used directly as functional parts.

 

Can graphite plates be customized?

Yes. Graphite plates can be customized in size, thickness, material grade, purity, and machining features based on drawings or application requirements.

 

What graphite materials are used to manufacture graphite plates?

Common materials include isostatic graphite, molded graphite, and extruded graphite. Material selection depends on temperature, atmosphere, and mechanical requirements.

 

Are graphite plates electrically conductive?

Yes. Graphite plates are electrically conductive, which may be beneficial or need consideration depending on the application.

 

What information is needed for a quotation?

Please provide required dimensions, thickness, graphite grade, working temperature, atmosphere, and order quantity.

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Graphite Plates

High Density Graphite Plates for Furnace, Semiconductor & Industrial Applications

Graphite plates are flat graphite components manufactured from high-quality synthetic graphite materials. They are widely used in high-temperature, vacuum, and chemically aggressive environments, either as functional parts or as base materials for further machining.

Graphite plates are essential components in industrial furnaces, semiconductor equipment, photovoltaic systems, and thermal processing applications, where dimensional stability and thermal performance are critical.
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