Graphite Solutions for Tomorrow's Innovations
Glass fiber, also known as fiberglass, is an inorganic non-metallic material made from natural inorganic non-metallic minerals such as chlorite, borocalcite, and limestone through high-temperature melting, drawing, spinning and several processes. It is an important engineering material and is widely used as a composite reinforcing material in electronics, construction, industrial equipment, automobile, transportation, environmental protection, wind power and other fields.
In the glass fiber industry, due to its excellent properties, such as high temperature and corrosion resistance, graphite is often used to make cluster wheels to ensure the traction and transmission effect of the fibers.
In the glass fiber industry, cluster wheels are important components for the traction and transmission of glass fibers. The drawing process in the production of glass fibers usually requires high temperature and high pressure, and graphite is chosen as the material for making cluster wheels due to its excellent high temperature and high pressure resistance properties.
Overall, graphite materials play an important role in the glass fiber industry, providing a reliable solution for glass fiber production due to its high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, and machining properties.
