We machine graphite and carbon components for thermal, electrical, and wear applications. We work from drawings, CAD models, or physical samples, with dust control and surface finish suited to the grade.

Plant in García, Nuevo León, with capacity for prototypes and production runs, shipping to Mexico and the Americas.

Machining parameters (reference)

Typical starting values for fine/medium-grain technical graphite. Adjust by grade, tool and fixturing. SI first; imperial in parentheses.

Operation	Speed	Feed	Depth of cut
Milling — roughing	800–1000 m/min (2625–3281 ft/min)	0.1–0.8 mm/rev (0.004–0.031 in/rev)	—
Milling — finish	1000 m/min (3281 ft/min)	<0.09 mm/rev (<0.0035 in/rev)	—
Turning — roughing	100–250 m/min (328–820 ft/min)	0.3–0.45 mm/rev (0.012–0.018 in/rev)	5–19 mm (0.20–0.75 in)
Turning — finish	250–450 m/min (820–1476 ft/min)	0.06–0.15 mm/rev (0.002–0.006 in/rev)	0.1–0.5 mm (0.004–0.020 in)
Grinding	100–2300 m/min (328–7546 ft/min)	150–800 mm/rev* (5.9–31.5 in/rev*)	<3 mm (<0.12 in)
Sawing	300–500 m/min (984–1640 ft/min)	300–400 mm/rev* (11.8–15.7 in/rev*)	—

*Feed as listed on the reference datasheet; validate on the floor for grade and tooling.

Graphite machining

Machining parameters (reference)

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