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Pyrolitic Graphite Substrate

Pyrolitic Graphite is a type of ceramic substrate that is made from high-purity graphite. It is known for its excellent thermal and electrical conductivity, low thermal expansion coefficient, and high resistance to thermal shock. These properties make pyrolitic graphite an attractive substrate material for applications in high-temperature electronics and energy storage devices. The term "pyrolitic" refers to the process used to make the graphite, which involves heating high-purity carbon in a controlled environment to form a crystalline structure. Pyrolitic graphite is commonly used as a substrate for high-temperature thermoelectric devices, as well as for substrates in applications where high thermal conductivity is required, such as in high-temperature superconductors and high-temperature solid-state devices.

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Tokai Carbon Co., Ltd

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carbon black, graphite electrodes, fine carbon, Smelting and Lining, friction materials, industrial furnaces and related products

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PHOSTEC, s.r.o

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High-pressure equipment and technology for the manufacturing of A3B5 phosphide and the development of HT CVD deposition technology (PG, PBN).

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