Premium Graphite Enables Maximum Efficiency and Detail
At Amerimold 2018, Poco Graphite is showcasing the variety of applications that its end users achieve with its line of graphites, particularly for EDM electrodes.
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Poco Graphite is showcasing several machined electrodes of various material classifications at Amerimold 2018 in Booth 513 to show the type of machining detail that can be achieved with the company’s graphites, for which the company has more than 100 grades. The featured electrodes are provided by end users in the industry and represent actual applications from the aerospace, medical, consumer and automotive industries. The company’s graphite line enables consistent performance, maximum efficiency and overall cost reduction for end users, the company says.
Representatives from the company’s team of EDM Applications Specialists are on hand at the show to answer any EDM questions that visitors may have about EDM and machining processes. They are also available to answer questions about how material properties impact not only the EDM application but also the ability to efficiently manufacture the electrode. The company also offers no-cost technical training. The company’s graphites have been used in EDM, semiconductor and other industrial applications for over 50 years.
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