Carbon brushes, Graphite heat exchangers, Sic ceramics, Silicone carbide ceramic, Pump separator slides, Punching parts, Mechanical seals, Carbon felt, Carbon foam, Battery cover, EV, Electric vehicle, Synthetic carbon, Furnace insulation

Bakelite® Resins for Carbon Products

Bakelite® Resins for Carbon Products

Bakelite® phenolic resins are ideal binders for many sintering processes. Their low viscosity and high solids content enable them to permeate sintering mixes to provide strength of the finished part while maintaining high electrical conductivity, low coefficient of friction, excellent high temperature performance and resistance to corrosive chemicals. This makes them well suited for the manufacture of carbon brushes, graphite heat exchangers, furnace insulation, silicone carbide ceramics and mechanical seals. Bakelite® resins are also a good raw material for carbon foams where they can help provide high surface area and uniform pore size. 

Synthetic carbon produced with a thermal or chemical treatment of our phenolic resins does not contain contaminate levels found in carbons from organic materials. Our resins can readily mix with carbon black, activated carbon or reactive solvents to increase carbon in your process and for carbon precursors.  These resins are suited to the increased demands for applications such as electric vehicle battery covers. 

Bakelite Synthetics Resins for Carbon Products

For additional information regarding our complete product line, please contact us at www.Bakelite.com or your Bakelite representative.

 

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Bakelite´s technical specialists can help customers choose the optimal product for their manufacturing  process requirements and performance needs.

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Michael Stahl

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