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Graphite slurry is a finely dispersed suspension of high-purity graphite particles in a liquid medium, designed for applications requiring superior lubrication, thermal conductivity, and electrical performance. Engineered for precision coatings, conductive formulations, and industrial lubrication, this slurry exhibits excellent dispersion stability, oxidation resistance, and wear durability. It is widely used in battery electrode manufacturing, metal forming, high-temperature lubrication systems, and advanced conductive coatings, ensuring reliable performance across demanding processes.
Product Overview
Graphite slurry is a coating material used in the production of cathode ray tubes (CRTs). It is widely applied to various parts of the CRT, including the black base, neck, pins, internal coatings, and external coatings. This slurry has excellent coating properties, offering superior adhesion and pore-forming ability, ensuring the coating tightly bonds with the CRT surface. It also features strong moisture resistance, corrosion resistance, and stable electrical and physical-chemical properties, effectively enhancing the CRT's performance and extending its service life.
Key Features
- Superior Adhesion: Ensures the coating tightly bonds with the CRT surface, improving stability during use.
- Good Pore-Forming Ability: Helps in the fine processing of the CRT structure.
- Moisture Resistance: Strong resistance to moisture, making it adaptable to various environmental conditions.
- Corrosion Resistance: Effectively prevents corrosion, prolonging the life of the CRT.
- Stable Electrical Performance: Exhibits good electrical properties, ensuring the stable operation of the CRT.
- Stable Physical and Chemical Properties: Both physical and chemical properties of the coating remain stable, making it suitable for long-term use.
Applications
Graphite slurry is primarily used in various coatings during the CRT manufacturing process, including the black base, neck, pins, and internal and external coatings. It is widely used in the production of color and black-and-white television cathode ray tubes.
