Graphite electrode rods

Graphite electrode rod is a conductive component made of graphite material, mainly used in high-temperature electrometallurgy and electrochemical industries. It is used as a current conductor in high-temperature operations such as electric furnace steelmaking, non-ferrous metal smelting, and electric arc furnaces to convert electrical energy into thermal energy for smelting metals or chemical reactions. 

Graphite electrodes have excellent electrical conductivity, high temperature resistance, and chemical stability, and can work stably under high temperatures (above 3000°C) and strong current environments. At the same time, it also has good thermal shock resistance and mechanical strength, and can withstand sudden temperature changes and mechanical shocks. Due to its superior performance, graphite electrodes are widely used in steel, chemical industry, new energy and other fields, and are an indispensable and important material in modern industry.