Graphite sheets and yarns are highly useful materials known for their durability and flexibility. They come in various forms, such as reinforced composite sheets, rolls, and tapes, and are widely used for making gaskets and sealing materials in industries like petrochemical and steel. These products have high carbon content and good tensile strength, making them suitable for demanding applications. Additionally, different types of graphite yarns are available for weaving into packing materials, while graphite fabrics are used for cutting into gaskets for pipeline sealing.
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Gasket fabrication for flanges, heat exchangers, and piping systems
Thermal shielding and heat dissipation in electronics
EMI/RFI shielding in sensitive equipment
Static sealing applications in oil & gas, chemical, and power industries
Excellent temperature resistance (up to 450°C in air, 3000°C in inert conditions)
Chemically inert to most media except strong oxidizers
High compressibility and conformability to irregular surfaces
Electrically and thermally conductive
Fire-safe and low-leakage performance
Flexible Graphite Sheet: Pure expanded graphite, easily conformable
Reinforced Graphite Sheet: Laminated with stainless steel foil, tanged metal, or mesh for strength
Oxidation-Inhibited Graphite: Enhanced resistance for high-temperature oxidizing environments
Composite Graphite Sheets: Bonded with PTFE or other materials for specialized applications
Braided into packing rings for valves, pumps, and agitators
Dynamic sealing in rotating or reciprocating equipment
Emission control in fugitive emission service (API 622, ISO 15848)
High-temperature sealing in power plants and refineries
Outstanding thermal resistance (up to 650°C in steam)
Low friction and self-lubricating, ideal for dynamic motion
Resistant to most chemicals across a wide pH range (0–14)
Flexible, resilient, and easy to braid or install
Can be reinforced for added strength and extrusion resistance
Pure Graphite Yarn: High-purity expanded graphite without additives
Wire-Reinforced Graphite Yarn: Typically reinforced with Inconel or stainless steel for high-pressure service
Graphite-PTFE Yarn: Combines low friction of PTFE with thermal stability of graphite
Carbon/Glass Fiber-Reinforced Graphite Yarn: Adds abrasion resistance and structural strength