We all know that flake graphite has good conductivity, so in many conductive fields, flake graphite is chosen to be added to the products produced to achieve the best use effect. So what are the actual uses of flake graphite in the conductive industry? Below are one or two examples of flake graphite used in the conductive industry:

1. The application of flake graphite as electrode material.

As a new type of nanoscale carbon material, flake graphite not only has excellent conductivity and adsorption, but also has good chemical stability, making it widely used in electrode materials.

2. Preparation of polymer based conductive composites using flake graphite as a conductive filler.

Scale graphite is one of the conductive filling materials, and the commonly used carbon black has advantages such as good conductivity, low friction loss, and low pollution. Moreover, the addition of scale graphite can greatly improve the conductivity of polymer materials, leading to the transition of polymers from insulators to semiconductors. Therefore, it has important application value in conductive composite materials.