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Graphite Fluoride (Carbon Monofluoride) Micron Powder, Size: 5-10 μm, F/C Ratio : ≥1.2

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Graphite Fluoride (Carbon Monofluoride) Micron Powder

Size: 5-10 μm, F/C Ratio: ≥1.2

Graphite Fluoride or Carbon Monofluoride is a highly advanced functional material structured as a non-stoichiometric graphite intercalation compound, synthesized through a precise high-temperature dry reaction between high-purity carbon and fluorine gas. Characterized by its layered, flake-like morphology and pristine white powder appearance, this novel material possesses an exceptionally low surface free energy combined with outstanding chemical and thermal stability. Thanks to a proprietary automated internal circulation manufacturing process that ensures maximum safety and structural uniformity, the product achieves a high degree of fluorination that closely approaches theoretical limits. Its intrinsic properties deliver remarkable electrical insulation, superhydrophobic behavior, and superior resistance to environmental degradation, making it an exceptional high-performance additive for specialized industrial matrices requiring extreme durability.

Technical Properties

F/C Ratio

≥1.2

Particle Size

5-10 μm

Morphology

Layered-Flake Structure

Appearance

White

Thermal Stability

350°C

CAS No

51311-17-2

SEM Images

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Applications

  • Solid Lubrication and Tribology: Due to its exceptionally low surface free energy, high thermal stability (above 350°C), and layered flake structure, it is widely used as a high-performance additive in solid lubricants, greases, and high-temperature (up to 300°C) silicone oils to drastically reduce friction and wear under extreme pressure.
  • Coatings and Surface Engineering: It is employed as a wear-resistant and low-friction additive in surface coatings for wiper rubbers and elastic sealing components, significantly improving durability, anti-sticking properties, and smooth mechanical movement.
  • Polymer and Composite Additives: It is integrated into polymer matrices to manufacture specialized insulating compounds that require high thermal conductivity, exceptional chemical resistance, and enhanced dielectric breakdown voltage for advanced electrical systems.
  • Powder Metallurgy and Manufacturing: Thanks to its superior non-wetting properties and thermal endurance, it serves as an excellent mold release agent in powder metallurgy and high-temperature industrial molding processes, preventing component adhesion and ensuring clean separation.
  • Advanced Printing Inks: It is utilized as a specialized functional additive in high-performance dry inks and toners to optimize particle flow, modify electrostatic properties, and prevent clogging in precise printing mechanisms.

 

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