Graphite carburizer refers to a carbon product that changes its molecular structure through high temperature or other methods and arranges it regularly. In this molecular arrangement, the distance between carbon molecules is wider, which is more conducive to decomposition and formation in molten iron or molten steel. nuclear.The graphite carburizers on the market now generally come from two sources, one is the scrap cutting of graphite electrodes, and the other is the 3000-degree graphitization product of petroleum coke.
