Graphite and Carbon
Materials
Olmec source graphites & carbon products from the USA, the Far East & Europe.
Our vast experience helps us provide the correct grade for your application
- Our stocks of graphite & carbon are one of the most extensive in the UK.
- 30+ grades of carbons & graphites
- Graphite & Carbon Rods from 3mm Diameter to 700mm
- Graphite & Carbon Blocks from 50mm x 50mm - 400 x 400 mm nominal Cross Section
Cova Graphite
- Olmec have developed over the past ten years close ties with Cova Graphite in Europe.
- Cova Graphite produce an exceptional range of grades of graphite & carbon.
- Cova Graphite are the largest independent maufacturer of graphite in Europe & Olmec are delighted to be associated with Cova Graphite.
- Extruded intermediate grades of carbon & graphite
- iso moulded fine grain graphites
Uses of Carbon & Graphite
There are many applications for Graphite & Carbon. The computer you are using required graphite for production of some of the components within it.
The cars & vehicles we all use used graphite for the production of many of the component parts
The coins in your pocket are melted & cast through graphite.
Graphite Rods
Olmec have a range of graphite rods available from stock 3mm (1/8") to 600mm(24") Diameter Larger graphite sizes are available upon request We st
Graphite Blocks
Olmec supply a range of grades & sizes of graphites & carbons in block form. Raw material sizes start from 50mm x 50mm cross section to blocks as
Fine Grained Graphites
Olmec hold extensive stocks of fine grained graphites We are developing pdf files to show all the grades we stock & supply. Prices for all items
Carbon Bricks
Conradty produce an exceptional quality Carbon Brick, principally used for linings in high temperature acid/alkali vessels.
Please contact us for your needs.
Carbon Brushes
Carbon brushes are used to transfer electrical current from a moving (usually rotating) to a stationary point within an electric circuit.
Please contact us for your needs.
All About Graphite
Graphite is a particular form of carbon distinguished by hexagonal crystallinity. As with all other carbon occurrences, natural graphite is widely distributed throughout the world. Also, like the other commercially important crystalline forms of carbon, diamond; graphite can be manufactured from non-graphitic carbons.
