Product Overview
We produce high-quality expandable graphite through advanced chemical intercalation of natural flake graphite. Our specialized process creates graphite intercalation compounds that expand dramatically when heated, forming an excellent worm-like structure with exceptional thermal and chemical properties for various industrial applications.
Specifications
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Form: Black intercalated powder
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Expansion Ratio: >350 times
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Carbon Content: 92-95 wt%
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Particle Size: ~300 μm (50 mesh)
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Expansion Temperature: 200°C initial expansion
Expansion Characteristics
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Rapid expansion at 950-980°C within 20 seconds
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Forms vermiform (worm-like) expanded structure
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Creates porous, low-density expanded material
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Excellent expansion consistency batch-to-batch
Key Features
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High Expandability: Superior expansion ratio exceeding 350x
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Chemical Stability: Resistant to most chemical corrosion
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Thermal Resistance: Maintains performance at high temperatures
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Low Expansion Temperature: Begins expansion at 200°C
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Consistent Quality: Reliable expansion performance
Applications
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Sealing Materials: High-temperature gaskets and seals
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Fire Retardancy: Flame retardant coatings and panels
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Battery Materials: High-energy battery components
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Thermal Management: Heat shielding and insulation
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Medical Applications: Biomedical materials
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Environmental Protection: Adsorption and filtration media
Expansion Process
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Heat treatment at 950-980°C for 20 seconds
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Air atmosphere expansion
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Forms low-density vermicular structure
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Creates highly porous expanded material
Product Advantages
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Consistent expansion performance
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Excellent thermal stability
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Chemical resistance
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Environmentally friendly material
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Customizable expansion ratios available
Quality Assurance
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Strict expansion ratio testing
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Particle size distribution control
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Chemical composition verification
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Batch consistency guaranteed
Contact Information
For technical specifications and ordering:
Email: Sales@maxnanotech.com





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