Vacuum Graphitization Furnace Successfully Shipped
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2025-05-27
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After careful inspection and packing by the staff before shipment, the vacuum graphitization furnace was successfully shipped. The vacuum graphitization furnace in this shipment is equipped with an intelligent temperature control system, which can achieve uniform graphitization of materials at a high temperature of 3,000°C. It is widely used in high-end fields such as lithium anode materials and semiconductors.


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