Graphite is an important functional additive used in brake composite formulations as a solid lubricant and friction modifier. Its layered structure helps regulate friction, support smoother braking behaviour, manage wear, improve heat distribution, and contribute to more consistent performance across varying braking conditions.
Why Graphite is preferred across demanding industrial formulations.
Grade listed for Brake Composites applications.
Grade listed for Brake Composites applications.
Graphite supports a broad range of industrial processes and finished-product requirements.
Our experts will guide you to the right graphite solution.
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Important information about Graphite, grades and applications.
Graphite is primarily used as a solid lubricant and friction modifier to help control friction, wear, and braking smoothness.
Its effect depends on the grade and loading level. Formulators balance graphite with abrasives, binders, fibers, and other fillers to achieve the required friction coefficient.
Yes. Its lubricating properties can help reduce excessive surface wear and improve friction-pair interaction.
Graphite offers good thermal properties and can help distribute heat within the friction material.
No. It can also be used in railway brake materials, clutch facings, commercial vehicle brakes, and industrial friction products.
Particle size, carbon content, purity, morphology, lubricity, and compatibility with the overall friction formulation should be evaluated.
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