Features of Carbon Manufacturing Technology / PFC

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PFC Plastic formed carbon

Mitsubishi Pencil has a longstanding tradition of integrating carbon materials into its writing instruments. Our Plastic Formed Carbon (PFC) product line applies this expertise to a wide
range of applications. PFC boasts high purity and mechanical stiffness, along with key characteristics of carbon materials such as electrical conductivity, thermal stability, corrosion
resistance, and biocompatibility. These properties make it suitable for various industries and diverse applications.

Carbon products

Plastic Formed Carbon Manufacturing Technology
Carbon products leverage the exceptional properties of their base material: lightweight and stiff, making it ideal for diaphragms and ultrasonic matching layers. Its hardness and tribological
features make it perfect for sliding elements. By controlling pore size, we can fine-tune the material's characteristics for optimal porosity. With excellent corrosion resistance and electrical conductivity, PFC is the material of choice for electrodes.

  • Carbon Matching Layer

    Carbon Matching Layer

    Matching layers are widely used in ultrasonic probes, and our product allows for fine tuning of the acoustic characteristics.

  • Carbon Diaphragm

    Carbon Diaphragm

    Carbon diaphragms are used in high fidelity tweeters, for high frequency pitched acoustic speakers.

  • Carbon Porous Materials

    Carbon Porous and Dense materials

    Controlling the pore size during production while taking advantage of chemical and thermal resistance is key for manufacturing customizable porous and dense materials.

  • Carbon Electrode

    Carbon Electrode

    An impermeable and chemically resistant carbon material is ideal for measuring the electrical characteristics of fluids.