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Crystalline Flake Graphite is the most anisotropic of natural graphites, it has excellent parting ability and heat conductivity. The flakes are thought to be centers of crystalline growth in rich organic shales or limestone which were activated by pressure and heat. Flake graphites are selected for properties such as size, carbon content, softness, heat resistance, alkalinity.

Spherical Graphite BWG18 also known as battery-grade graphite, is the product that is consumed as an anode in lithium-ion batteries. Flake graphite concentrate is processed into ultra-high-purity (>99.95% C), microscopic (15 to 5 microns) spheres, which are used as a battery anode material. This decreases the surface area, to allow more graphite into a smaller volume thus creating a smaller, lighter, more efficient anode product for the battery. It also increases the rate at which the cell can be charged.

Spherical Graphite BWG17 also known as battery-grade graphite, is the product that is consumed as an anode in lithium-ion batteries. Flake graphite concentrate is processed into ultra-high-purity (>99.95% C), microscopic (15 to 5 microns) spheres, which are used as a battery anode material. This decreases the surface area, to allow more graphite into a smaller volume thus creating a smaller, lighter, more efficient anode product for the battery. It also increases the rate at which the cell can be charged.

Amorphous Graphite Granules a natural mineral. Contrary to the name, amorphous graphite is not truly amorphous, but is a microcrystalline form of natural graphite. It is granular except in extremely fine grinds, which have a flakey structure. We are Manufacturer of high quality Amorphous Graphite Granules. The term “amorphous” is applied to this form of natural graphite.

Spherical Graphite BWG15 also known as battery-grade graphite, is the product that is consumed as an anode in lithium-ion batteries. Flake graphite concentrate is processed into ultra-high-purity (>99.95% C), microscopic (15 to 5 microns) spheres, which are used as a battery anode material. This decreases the surface area, to allow more graphite into a smaller volume thus creating a smaller, lighter, more efficient anode product for the battery. It also increases the rate at which the cell can be charged.

Amorphous graphite is a natural mineral. Contrary to the name, amorphous graphite is not truly amorphous, but is a microcrystalline form of natural graphite. It is granular except in extremely fine grinds, which have a flakey structure. The term “amorphous” is applied to this form of natural graphite.

Spherical Graphite BWG12 also known as battery-grade graphite, is the product that is consumed as an anode in lithium-ion batteries. Flake graphite concentrate is processed into ultra-high-purity (>99.95% C), microscopic (15 to 5 microns) spheres, which are used as a battery anode material. This decreases the surface area, to allow more graphite into a smaller volume thus creating a smaller, lighter, more efficient anode product for the battery. It also increases the rate at which the cell can be charged.

Spherical Graphite BWG25 also known as battery-grade graphite, is the product that is consumed as an anode in lithium-ion batteries. Flake graphite concentrate is processed into ultra-high-purity (>99.95% C), microscopic (15 to 5 microns) spheres, which are used as a battery anode material. This decreases the surface area, to allow more graphite into a smaller volume thus creating a smaller, lighter, more efficient anode product for the battery. It also increases the rate at which the cell can be charged.

Spherical Graphite BWG20 also known as battery-grade graphite, is the product that is consumed as an anode in lithium-ion batteries. Flake graphite concentrate is processed into ultra-high-purity (>99.95% C), microscopic (15 to 5 microns) spheres, which are used as a battery anode material. This decreases the surface area, to allow more graphite into a smaller volume thus creating a smaller, lighter, more efficient anode product for the battery. It also increases the rate at which the cell can be charged.