Graphite powder is a fine, powder-like substance made from graphite particles through processes such as grinding and crushing, possessing multiple desirable properties. The primary chemical component of graphite powder is carbon, with a molecular formula represented as Cx, where x may vary depending on the specific chemical structure. At the consumer level, graphite powder is mainly used in pencil leads, lubricants, battery materials, lithium-ion batteries, and lead-acid batteries. In industrial applications, this substance is used to manufacture products in the following industries: 1. Refractory materials: The high heat resistance and refractoriness of graphite powder make it a preferred material for manufacturing refractories, such as graphite crucibles used in steelmaking and other metallurgical processes for melting and refining metals, as well as a lining material for high-temperature furnace chambers; 2. Conductive materials: Graphite powder exhibits excellent electrical conductivity and is thus widely used in the electrical industry. It is used in the production of electrodes, brushes, carbon rods and carbon tubes, as well as the anode in mercury-arc rectifiers and telephone components; 3. Coating for television cathode-ray tubes; 4. Wear-resistant lubricants: The lubricating properties of graphite powder make it an ideal choice for reducing wear and friction in mechanical equipment.