
Raw Material Processing
Petroleum coke and needle coke are selected, crushed, screened and proportioned for the required electrode grade.

A controlled production chain, professional inspection and coordinated packing support dependable global supply.
Founded in 2010, our 30,000-square-meter production base combines controlled production, batch inspection and export packing for dependable international supply.
Every stage is coordinated around the confirmed grade, dimensions and target physical properties.

Petroleum coke and needle coke are selected, crushed, screened and proportioned for the required electrode grade.

Controlled calcination removes volatile matter and stabilizes the carbon raw material before mixing.

Prepared aggregate and binder are mixed and formed into green electrode bodies under controlled pressure.


Green electrodes are baked through a controlled temperature curve to carbonize the binder and build structural strength.

Pitch impregnation fills internal pores and supports the density and mechanical performance required by higher grades.

High-temperature treatment converts the carbon structure into graphite for lower resistivity and thermal stability.

Electrode ends, sockets and nipples are precision-machined for dimensional accuracy and reliable joint fit.

Finished electrodes are inspected, matched with nipples, protected and packed for international transport.
Our team coordinates specification confirmation, nipple matching, batch records, protective packing, container loading and shipping documentation for international orders.
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From grade selection and batch inspection to moisture-resistant packing and shipping documents, one team follows your order through.