Electrical carbon is a type of carbon material specifically designed for electrical applications. It is composed primarily of carbon particles, often combined with a binder or other additives to form a solid structure. This carbon material possesses excellent electrical conductivity and is capable of withstanding high temperatures, making it well-suited for use in various electrical components and systems.

Mechanical carbon includes carbon-based materials with exceptional properties for mechanical applications. They offer advantages like self-lubrication, high wear resistance, and excellent performance in high temperatures.

Mechanical seals are devices used to prevent leakage of fluids or gases between two mechanical components in a system that operates under varying pressures and temperatures. They are commonly used in pumps, compressors, mixers, and other rotating equipment.

Specialty graphite denotes highly specialized graphite materials that are meticulously engineered to cater to the unique requirements of industries such as electronics, aerospace, and energy. These materials undergo careful manufacturing processes to achieve precise control over their composition, structure, and properties.

Rotary joints, also known as rotary unions or swivel joints, are mechanical devices used to transfer fluid or gas from a stationary supply source to a rotating or moving system. They provide a reliable connection that allows for the continuous flow of media between fixed and rotating parts without leakage or interruption.

Oilless bushings, also known as self-lubricating bushings or graphite bushings, are bushings made from carbon-based materials that provide a lubrication-free operation. These bushings are designed to operate without the need for external lubrication, such as oil or grease. Instead, they utilize the inherent lubricating properties of carbon to reduce friction and wear.