The Carbon Content Of Recarburizer

What is the carbon content of recarburizer?
The carbon content in recarburizer is generally high, generally in the range of 90% to 99%, but the specific value will vary depending on the type and purpose of the recarburizer.

As an important additive in metal smelting and casting, the main function of the recarburizer is to increase the carbon content of metal materials and optimize their performance. Among many types of recarburizers, such as graphite recarburizers, coal-based recarburizers and petroleum coke recarburizers, their carbon content is maintained at a high level, but there are still slight differences. The carbon content of graphite recarburizers is often close to or even reaches 99%, while the carbon content of coal-based and petroleum coke recarburizers may be slightly lower. Choosing the right type and carbon content of recarburizer is crucial to ensure that metal materials obtain the ideal hardness, wear resistance and corrosion resistance. Therefore, in practical applications, recarburizers need to be carefully selected according to specific needs and process conditions to optimize the performance of metal materials.