We offer you to reduce repair costs. No matter what power plants work on - on gas, coal, oil, wind, water or nuclear energy - they have a common feature - electric brushes. The world-famous Morgan National 634 material is the best choice for electric brush materials. Morgan National 634 is a graphite specially formulated for slip ring excitation with good molded abrasive film life and current distribution capability. Products from this material are used by Hitachi, Toshiba, etc.
Morgan's global experience and knowledge is available to help you solve problems such as:
- excessive wear and overheating of slip rings, commutators, brushes and brush holders
- faulty or discolored wires or brush connections
- slip rings or commutators
- excessive arcing and sparking
Carbon (graphite) is perhaps one of the least known construction materials, but it is extremely versatile. Graphite has a surprisingly complex composition. This is caused by its properties and is of particular interest to design engineers and operational engineers.
Morgan Crucible produces 3 different groups of carbon (graphite) products.
Electrocarbons
- electrographic and metallographic brushes and brush holders for electric machines
- contact elements of pantographs for the operation of transport, trams, trolleybuses and industrial equipment
- collectors and means for their repair and cleaning
- linear and rotary means of power supply for the operation of work equipment and control electronic devices (cranes, rotary machines, assembly complexes, etc.)
Mechanical carbon
- carbon gaskets for end seals made of carbon impregnated with resin, antimony and silicon carbide.
- carbon seals and stuffing rings used in steam turbines as high-pressure seals in high-pressure stuffing boxes and vacuum seals in low-pressure stuffing boxes
- carbon bearings for pumps, conveyors, etc. when oil or grease lubricated bearings cannot be used
- vanes and rotors for use in rotary compressors, vacuum pumps and in fuel pumps for supplying fuel, solvents and acids
Special graphites
- forms for continuous pouring of non-ferrous metals
- degassing pipes for separating impurities from metals in a molten state
- rotors for cleaning metals
- graphite tears for conducting glass mass into molds
- tools for forming glass products
- graphite bearings for conveyors and lers (annealing furnaces)