Graphite Recarburizer

Graphite recarburizer means that the molecular structure of carbon products is changed by high temperature or other means, and the molecular structure is regularly arranged. 

This kind of molecular arrangement allows carbon to have a wider molecular distance, which is more conducive to decomposition in molten iron or molten steel. nuclear. 

Graphite recarburizers currently on the market generally come from two sources, one is scrap cutting of graphite electrodes, and the other is graphitized products of petroleum coke with 3000 degrees.