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- Manufacturer: Alliance Graphite Victory
- Product Line: AGV Carbons
- Product: AGV Microcrystalline/Amorphous Graphite
- Industries: Building & Construction | Coatings
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
AGV 85500
AGV 80500 is a micronized microcrystalline, amorphous graphite material that is generally recommended for use in specialized coating processes and valued for its lubricity in paints, oils, and greases. It also has applications as a stand-alone dry lubricant.
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Specifications
Graphite type: Microcrystalline/amorphous
Appearance: Black / Gray micronized powder
Solubility: Insoluble
LOI Carbon: min 85C
Size: 25 microns
Moisture: max 2.0%
Primary Chemistry:
Graphite
- Manufacturer: Alliance Graphite Victory
- Product Line: AGV Carbons
- Product: AGV Microcrystalline/Amorphous Graphite
- Industries: Building & Construction | Coatings
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
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Overview
AGV 85500 is an 85-carbon, natural microcrystalline/amorphous graphite ground to 25 microns. It is primarily used for specialized coatings, as an additive in the refractory industry, and as a recarborizer, due to its various unique properties. It can also be used in the formulation of fracking and drilling oils. AGV 80500 is non-toxic and offers an extremely high melting point for applications with high operating conditions.
Specifications
Graphite type: Microcrystalline/amorphous
Appearance: Black / Gray micronized powder
Solubility: Insoluble
LOI Carbon: min 85C
Size: 25 microns
Moisture: max 2.0%
Primary Chemistry:
Graphite
Features & Benefits
- Excellent thermal and electrical conductivity
- Extremely high melting point
- Chemically inert
- Oxidation resistance
- Repels molten sag
- Consistent chemistry and sizing
- Nontoxic
- Customized engineering solution
- Lower cost than crystalline flake graphite alternatives
Problems Solved
Poor performance of graphites in high temperatures and harsh chemical environments
High formulation costs from expensive graphite alternatives
Applications
Coatings
Refractory
Recarburizer
Customized engineering solutions
Fracking and drilling oils
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