Graphite crucibles (e.g., high-purity, SiC-coated, or medium-grain types) excel in metal melting, foundry applications, and laboratory analysis due to their low thermal expansion and resistance to oxidation. They are widely used in aerospace, electronics, and non-ferrous metal processing.

Graphite boxes (or saggers) serve as carriers in high-temperature furnaces for sintering ceramics, hard alloys, and semiconductor materials, offering excellent mechanical strength and minimal contamination.

Sintering plates and electrode plates find applications in battery manufacturing, heat treatment, and chemical equipment, leveraging their high conductivity and wear resistance. These graphite-based products are indispensable in industries requiring precision, reliability, and performance under extreme conditions, driving advancements in renewable energy, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing.