201100 Carbon monofluoride

Product features and applications

Fluorine fossil ink is an inorganic non-metallic material, which is a graphite interlayer compound prepared by direct reaction of carbon and fluorine. The properties of fluorinated inks vary with the ratio of carbon to fluorine in the molecular formula. The lubricating performance of fluorinated ink is better than that of general graphite and molybdenum disulfide, and it also has high thermal stability, chemical stability, electrical activity and low surface energy. The fluorinated fossil ink 201100 product developed by the company has a fluorine content of 62%, which belongs to conventional fluorinated fossil ink products.

Main application scenarios: waterproof materials, surface coatings, solid lubricants, high temperature lithium batteries, industrial nuclear reactor speed agents, reflective materials and coating materials, etc.