SGL Carbon at GIFA/THERMPROCESS 2019

SGL Carbon is presenting its comprehensive range of graphite products for industrial heat treatment at GIFA/THERMPROCESS 2019. THERMPROCESS, which will take place from June 25 to 29, 2019 in D sseldorf, Germany, is the worlds most important platform for thermo process technology.

With the SIGRATHERM HIP hard felt insulation cylinder, SGL Carbon presents a product that can be used to equip high-pressure sintering systems up to 200 bar with particularly durable and high-performance insulation. Linings and insulations made of SIGRATHERM are also used in furnaces for the heat treatment of metals or carbides, for example. SGL Carbon will also be presenting SIGRABOND Sinter at the trade show, a material from which optimized charging systems with particularly slim designs can be manufactured to increase efficiency in sintering processes.

Other products on show at the SGL Carbon booth include SIGRAFLEX graphite foils and sheets, which increase the efficiency of the high-temperature process due to their very high thermal conductivity and also protect insulation parts in the high-temperature furnace from product outgassing. For the first time, SGL Carbon will present its newly developed SIGRATHERM carbonized foil blocks made of expanded graphite, which can be used as heat shields or as an alternative to charging plates.

High-temperature processes are required in a high-tech industrial environment. The components used in high-temperature furnaces must be permanently stable, even at very high temperatures or in chemically aggressive environments. As the only manufacturer of fiber composites, SGL Carbon covers all manufacturing processes - from the fiber and finished components to solutions for high-temperature furnaces.

Visit us from June 25 to 29, 2019 at the GIFA/THERMPROCESS in D sseldorf. Our experts are looking forward to seeing you in Hall 10 at Stand 10A40.

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