CLIRIK offers a comprehensive range of graphite crushing and grinding systems. Our technology is designed to optimize your production efficiency, significantly reduce specific energy consumption, and meet the most stringent manufacturing requirements for various graphite-based products.

Graphite is an allotrope of carbon characterized by its hexagonal crystalline system. In its atomic structure, carbon atoms are arranged in planar sheets (graphene layers) where each atom is bonded to three others, while the layers themselves are held together by weak Van der Waals forces. This configuration allows the layers to slide past each other with minimal friction.

Physically, graphite is extremely soft with a Mohs hardness of 1–2, making it highly efficient to pulverize into ultra-fine, platy powders. It possesses a metallic luster and is naturally black to dark gray. Chemically, it is highly inert, resistant to most acids and alkalis, and can withstand extreme temperatures exceeding 3000°C in non-oxidizing environments without melting. Its high anisotropic properties—where electrical and thermal conductivity are significantly higher along the planes than across them—make it a premier choice for advanced electrical components and specialized structural composites where heat dissipation and conductivity are paramount.

Ground Calcium Carbonate (GCC) is produced by the mechanical pulverization of natural minerals like limestone or marble. Since it involves no chemical transformation, it retains the mineral’s original stability but features an irregular, fragmented structure.

Key Properties: High density, low oil absorption, and excellent flowability.

Industrial Value: Used as a “functional filler” in plastics, rubber, and coatings. It increases volume and hardness while allowing high loading levels to significantly reduce production costs.

Process

Mechanical Grinding

Structure

Irregular / Crystalline

Advantage

High Loading / Cost Reduction

Applications

Plastics, Rubber, Coatings

Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC), or light calcium carbonate, is a synthetic compound produced through a chemical carbonation process. By calcining limestone and reacting it with CO₂, manufacturers can precisely control the particle morphology to create specific shapes like spindles, spheres, or needles.

Key Properties: Ultra-high whiteness, narrow particle size distribution, and high sedimentation volume.

Industrial Value: Its microporous structure and large specific surface area make it ideal for high-end paper, specialized paints, and pharmaceuticals requiring reinforcement and superior brightness.

Process

Chemical Synthesis

Structure

Regular Geometry

Advantage

High Performance

Applications

Functional Materials

CLIRIK offers a comprehensive range of graphite crushing and grinding systems. Our technology is designed to optimize your production efficiency, significantly reduce specific energy consumption, and meet the most stringent manufacturing requirements for various graphite-based products.