Import Graphite Electrodes Used In Eaf Or Lf — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The product offered by China Hong Feng Carbon Products Co., Ltd. is a graphite electrode designed for electric arc furnaces (EAF) and ladle furnaces (LF). Each electrode is manufactured with a diameter ranging from 350 mm to 600 mm and a length between 1 800 mm and 2 400 mm, matching the dimensions commonly required in steel‑making operations. The electrodes are produced from high‑purity graphite raw material that meets ISO 9001:2000 quality standards, ensuring consistent conductivity and structural integrity. These dimensions and material quality enable stable arc stability and reduced energy consumption during melting.

In the metallurgy sector, graphite electrodes are typically graded by carbon purity, density and thermal resistance; the supplier’s material aligns with the standard E‑grade specifications used worldwide. Typical industry values for this product include a carbon purity of 99 % min, a bulk density of 1.8 - 2.2 g cm‑3 and an electrical resistivity of 30 - 40 µΩ·m, which provide reliable performance at temperatures up to 3 000 °C. The electrodes are also treated to achieve low ash content and high thermal shock resistance, characteristics essential for continuous furnace cycles.

The primary customers are steel producers, foundries and metal‑recycling facilities that require dependable arc stability and long electrode life. China Hong Feng offers bulk supply with flexible minimum order quantities and ships the electrodes in reinforced wooden crates to protect the long, fragile items during transit. Prospective buyers should confirm the exact MOQ, Incoterms and payment conditions directly with the supplier before placing an order.

China Hong Feng Carbon Products Co., Ltd. is listed as an imported supplier located in the yard of Linghai Cuiyan Cotton, Jinzhou 121200, China. The company holds a harbour trust tier, indicating that it has been verified through third‑party logistics and customs records.

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