Graphite Testing

China's graphite industry has advanced from resource-based to technology-driven alongside industrial modernization. In the 1980s and 1990s, relying on abundant natural graphite resources, the industry focused on the primary processing of flake graphite and amorphous graphite, mainly used in basic fields like metallurgical refractories and pencil leads. Product purity was low, and added value limited. Since the turn of the century, the rise of high-end industries such as new energy and electronics, combined with stricter environmental policies, has driven the industry's transformation toward purification upgrades, synthetic alternatives, and functional modification. Natural graphite has achieved high purity through processes like flotation and alkali roasting. Synthetic graphite has developed rapidly due to controllable raw materials and stable performance. Meanwhile, new products like flexible graphite, expanded graphite, and graphene have been industrialized, achieving breakthroughs in sealing, thermal conductivity, and electrical conductivity applications.

In recent years, high-end demands for lithium-ion battery anodes, semiconductor thermal management, and nuclear reactor moderators have surged. Coupled with the evolution of standards (GB/T 10698 for expanded graphite, GB/T 3518 for flake graphite, GB/T 3521 for chemical analysis methods), the industry is accelerating its upgrade toward functional customization and high-end applications. Today, China is the world's largest producer and consumer of graphite, with products covering all categories: natural graphite, synthetic graphite, and fabricated graphite products, widely used in dozens of fields including new energy, metallurgy, electronics, and environmental protection.

We have set up a dedicated graphite materials testing team. Based on product type and application scenario (battery anodes, sealing materials, thermal components), we provide customized testing services—including purity analysis, mechanical properties, thermal conductivity, and electrochemical performance—helping products build advantages in performance optimization and technological innovation.

Testing Products

Graphite Ore (Raw)

Expandable (Expansible) Graphite

High-Purity Graphite

Synthetic (Artificial) Graphite

Testing Items

Fixed Carbon Content

Volatile Matter

Ash Content

Acid-Soluble Iron

Fineness (Particle Size)

Degree of Graphitization

Trace Elements / Minor Elements (General)

Sieve Residue

Silicon Dioxide (SiO₂)

Ferric Oxide (Fe₂O₃), Titanium Dioxide (TiO₂)

Calcium Oxide (CaO), Magnesium Oxide (MgO)

pH Value

Potassium Oxide (K₂O), Sodium Oxide (Na₂O)

Manganese Oxide (MnO)

Expansion Volume (Expansion Ratio – for expandable graphite)

Aluminum Oxide (Al₂O₃)

Lattice Parameters (Crystal Structure)

Silicon Carbide (SiC) Content

Tap Density

Trace Elements (Specific/Quantitative, e.g., heavy metals)

Testing Standards

Graphite Ore (Microcrystalline, flake, raw ore): GB/T 3519, GB/T 3518, GB/T 3520, GB/T 3521, JC/T 1021.5

Expandable (Expansible) Graphite: GB/T 10698

High-Purity Graphite: JC/T 2571

Synthetic (Artificial) Graphite (for friction materials): JC/T 2508

Service Advantages

Over 20 years of specialized expertise in testing graphite and graphite products, precisely matching the diverse needs of multiple industries.

Lead drafter of key industry standards, including GB/T 10698 for expandable graphite, GB/T 3518 for flake graphite, and GB/T 3521 for chemical analysis methods. Deep involvement in the drafting/revision of major standards like JC/T 2508 for artificial graphite for friction materials. Extensive testing experience with all product types, including natural high-purity flake graphite, synthetic graphite for lithium battery anodes, and graphene composites. Expert in solving industry pain points such as impurity control in high-purity processes, cycle life degradation in synthetic graphite, and poor graphene dispersion.

A long-term strategic partner for leading enterprises in core graphite production regions (Heilongjiang, Shandong, Inner Mongolia) and new energy industry clusters (Yangtze River Delta), earning high trust through profound understanding of graphite material characteristics.


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