At GES-AGM, we pride ourselves on being at the forefront of graphite machining, leveraging over 50 years of expertise to deliver precision and innovation. Our advanced carbon and graphite materials, combined with our broad-based solutions, empower us and our customers to grow and evolve continuously. Throughout our history, we have always embraced challenges, and we eagerly anticipate tackling the opportunities and obstacles of both the present and future. Our commitment to excellence in graphite machining ensures that we remain leaders in the industry, providing unparalleled quality and service to our clients.
Graphite Machining Power Pages
Graphite Blocks
Graphite blocks are a crystalline form of carbon that are engineered to have special properties such density, electrical resistance, hardness, porosity, compressive strength, flexural strength, thermal expansion, and thermal conductivity...
Graphite Crucibles
A graphite crucible is a container used for melting and casting non-ferrous, non-iron metals such as gold, silver, aluminum, and brass. The main reason graphite crucibles are popular as a manufacturing tool is their thermal conductivity...
Graphite Machining
Graphite machining is a method for shaping, forming, configuring, and cutting graphite material to produce a wide selection of parts and components for industrial applications. The success of graphite machining is dependent on the types of tools used...
Graphite Rods
Rods are thin, straight rods made of plastic, metal, ceramic, or organic substance. They are relatively simple to construct and can serve a variety of functions depending on their composition and size...
Ceramic Machining
Ceramic machining refers to the manufacture of ceramic materials into finished usable products. Machining involves the continual removal of material from the workpiece, in this case, ceramic material...
Friction Materials
Friction materials are substances that produce friction between solid surfaces in order to control or stop forward or backward motion. The materials used to produce friction materials include organic and non-organic substances such as resin, ceramics, fibers, and metals...
