Self-lubricating property. Graphite has a layered structure that provides natural lubrication, eliminating the need for external oil or grease.
High temperature resistance. It can operate stably in high-temperature environments, typically up to 500 dgrees in air and even higher in inert atmospheres.
Excellent chemical corrosion resistance. It resists acids, alkalis, and most corrosive media, making it ideal for harsh chemical processing conditions.
Low coefficient of thermal expansion. It maintains dimensional stability under temperature fluctuations, reducing the risk of jamming or deformation.
Good wear resistance. It offers a long service life with minimal material loss, even under dry-running conditions.
Low friction coefficient. It reduces energy loss and heat generation during operation.
No metal contamination. It is suitable for the food, pharmaceutical, and semiconductor industries where purity is critical.
Lightweight yet durable. It has a lower density compared to metal bearings while maintaining sufficient mechanical strength for many applications.
Maintenance-free operation. Thanks to self-lubrication and corrosion resistance, it helps reduce downtime and maintenance costs.
Compatible with vacuum environments. It performs well in vacuum or low-pressure systems where liquid lubricants would fail.