EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
800-420-5740
Semco Carbon and Graphite Logo
  • HOME
  • INDUSTRIES SERVED
    • DIAMOND TOOL MANUFACTURING
    • ELECTROPLATING
    • HEAT TREATMENT
    • INDUCTION FURNACES
    • METAL CASTING
    • PRECIOUS METALS
    • SOLAR AND CRYSTAL
  • CAPABILITIES
    • BULK MATERIAL SALES
    • DRAFTING AND DESIGN SERVICES
    • GRAPHITE MACHINING
    • RECYCLING SERVICES
    • TREATMENT SERVICES
    • CUSTOMER SERVICE THROUGH TECHNOLOGY
  • RESOURCES
    • ISO 9001:2015 CERTIFIED
    • ABOUT US
    • BLOG
  • CONTACT
Carbon and Graphite Material Recycling Logo Recycle Info Contact Semco Carbon and Graphite Icon Consultation
17 Dec
Graphite Molds and Continuous Casting

Graphite Molds and Continuous Casting

Continuous casting is a casting method used in high volume production of metals with a constant cross-section. The method uses an open ended graphite die which is surrounded by a copper jacket. Through which is poured molten metal. The graphite mold is typically water cooled. This allows the molten metal to solidify within the die, the custom solid metal form is then extracted from the mold and pulled/passed through rollers and water sprays. This process removes the heat from the metal, and gradually solidifies it. Graphite is a widely used material in continuous casting. The die molds are generally produced out of graphite. In these types of applications, the types of graphite...

Read more
25 Nov
What is ISO Molded Graphite

What is ISO Molded Graphite

What is Graphite? There are two types of graphite. There is natural graphite and synthetic graphite. Natural graphite is found in underground deposits, it is mined and it is primarily used as a lubricant and as pencil lead. Synthetic graphite is a highly engineered, petroleum based, composite material. It was created for industries that needed graphite with improved properties. The various manufacturing processes as well as recipe compositions, determine the final physical and chemical properties of the graphite. Basically, there are four types readily available synthetic graphite materials. Extruded, vibratory molded, cold molded and isostatically molded. Generally, the extruded and vibratory molded materials are associated with larger particle...

Read more
11 Nov
Graphite Machining Potential Pitfalls

Graphite Machining Potential Pitfalls

So, you are the proud owner of a machine shop. You have a customer that is in need of graphite machined parts, and you want to make your customer happy.  Right?  So you take the job but quickly figure out that it could be more complicated to produce these parts than you originally thought it would be. Initially, you need the correct raw graphite material, but when you search for sources, you find out that there are thousands of graphite grades out there, and very little help in finding out what material is really needed for your project. Your client is no help there either, and...

Read more
28 Oct
Graphite Casting Molds: Your Cost Saving Solution

Graphite Casting Molds: Your Cost Saving Solution

All About Graphite Casting Molds Graphite Mold Production Graphite has been used in mold production for over 50 years by large and small businesses alike. Advancements in available materials have created the options that allowed graphite to be used in a variety of applications. Ingot graphite molds are commonly used in aluminum, and precious metals (such as gold and silver) casting.  Benefits of graphite permanent molds are realized by combining the low cost associated with machining graphite and high strength common to graphite materials, providing an economical alternative to other molds in the zinc-aluminum metal casting industry.  Graphite Grade Proper...

Read more
21 Oct
3 Reasons graphite recycling is better than disposal

3 Reasons graphite recycling is better than disposal

Why Recycle?Many industrial consumers of synthetic carbon and graphite products simply dispose of their used carbon and graphite components in landfills. Here are three good reasons to participate in a graphite recycling program.  1. CostCost, is a large factor when disposing of used carbon and graphite industrial components.  It simply is expensive to landfill this type of material.  If the used graphite materials can be successfully segregated from other materials and contamination is not an issue these materials can be successfully recycled as opposed to being sent to landfills. There are processing facilities that will accept used synthetic carbon and graphite...

Read more
  • Prev
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • 15
  • 16
  • 17
  • 18
  • 19
  • 20
  • 21
  • 22
  • 23
  • 24
  • 25
  • 26
  • 27
  • 28
  • 29
  • 30
  • 31
  • 32
  • 33
  • 34
  • 35
  • 36
  • 37
  • 38
  • 39
  • 40
  • 41
  • 42
  • 43
  • Next
 
Search
Share
Resources
  • ABOUT US
  • BLOG
Categories
  • Bulk Material Sales (2)
  • Capabilities (67)
  • Carbon Manufacturing (110)
  • Company News (57)
  • Customer Service Through Technology (44)
  • Diamond Tool Manufacturing (3)
  • Drafting and Design Services (3)
  • Equipment (16)
  • Graphite Machining (150)
  • Graphite Manufacturing (172)
  • Heat Treatment (4)
  • Industries Served (12)
  • Machining (47)
  • Materials (70)
  • Metal Casting (3)
  • Miscellaneous (18)
  • Processes (58)
  • Recycling (13)
  • Resources (77)
  • Solutions (86)
  • Teflon (1)
  • Tradeshows (1)
Contact Information
  • 3000 Leavitt Road
    Building #1
    Lorain, OH 44052
  • cs@semcocarbon.com
  • Toll Free: (800) 420-5740 Local: (440) 277-5860
  • Fax: (440) 277-5859
Map/Directions
Request A Quote
QUICK LINKS
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Employment Opportunities
INDUSTRIES SERVED
  • Diamond Tool Manufacturing
  • Electroplating
  • Heat Treatment
  • Induction Furnaces
  • Metal Casting
  • Precious Metals
  • Solar/Crystal
CAPABILITIES
  • Bulk Material Sales
  • Drafting and Design Services
  • Graphite Machining
  • Recycling Services
  • Treatment Services
  • Customer Service Through Technology
Logo for Semco Carbon
NSAI ISO 9001:2015 Certification Logo
  • 3000 Leavitt Road
    Building #1
    Lorain, OH 44052
  • 800-420-5740 440-277-5860 440-277-5859
  • cs@semcocarbon.com

© Semco Carbon. All rights reserved.