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Carbon Material Manufacturer, Suppliers and Company Rankings

Last Updated： Aggregation Period:May 20, 2026～Jun 16, 2026
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  1. FCM Osaka//Machine elements and parts
  2. シュンク・カーボン・テクノロジー・ジャパン Kanagawa//Machine elements and parts
  3. 東京炭素工業 Tokyo//others
  4. 4 一般財団法人材料科学技術振興財団　MST Tokyo//Testing, Analysis and Measurement
  5. 5 蝶理 無機ファイン部 Osaka//Chemical
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  1. Graphene FCM
  2. Carbon products for machinery (sleeves, rotors, vanes) シュンク・カーボン・テクノロジー・ジャパン
  3. Carbon processing examples: Punching and pressing dies 東京炭素工業
  4. 4 [Analysis Case] Evaluation of Nitrogen Substitution Positions in Nitrogen-Doped Carbon Materials 一般財団法人材料科学技術振興財団　MST
  5. 5 We aim to be a comprehensive consultation center for carbon! 蝶理 無機ファイン部

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Graphene

Graphene

High conductivity, wear resistance, and high strength! We offer a variety of powders and dispersions.

We would like to introduce "Graphene" handled by FCM Corporation. Concentration, particle size, and pH can be adjusted. It boasts high dispersion stability even in water. Additionally, dispersants such as surfactants are not used. It is also characterized by not being limited to specific additives. 【Features】 <Graphene Dispersion> ■Unique manufacturing method ■Concentration, particle size, and pH can be adjusted ■High dispersion stability even in water ■No use of dispersants such as surfactants ■Not limited to specific additives *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Carbon products for machinery (sleeves, rotors, vanes)

Carbon products for machinery (sleeves, rotors, vanes)

Improving durability and reducing weight of pumps, gaskets, compressors, etc. Pursuing low prices.

Our company handles "carbon products for machinery" that are active in various fields such as automobiles, aircraft, ships, pharmaceuticals, and food. We use materials that excel in wear resistance, chemical resistance, and heat resistance. These contribute to the durability and weight reduction of pumps, gaskets, compressors, and more. 【Product Lineup and Features】 "Fiber Reinforced Sleeves" - Used in permanent electromagnetic magnets and synchronous motors - Capable of producing thin CFRP flywheels with a thickness of about 10mm - Contributes to miniaturization of motors and noise reduction "Rotors and Vanes" - Excellent self-lubricating properties, enhancing product longevity - Contributes to weight reduction and decreased wear - We recommend materials tailored to your needs *The product catalog is available in English, so please contact us for details. (The "Carbon and Ceramic Technology" and "Vane Material List" are available in Japanese.)

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  • Carbon Material

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[Analysis Case] Evaluation of Nitrogen Substitution Positions in Nitrogen-Doped Carbon Materials

[Analysis Case] Evaluation of Nitrogen Substitution Positions in Nitrogen-Doped Carbon Materials

It is possible to identify the substitution position of nitrogen and achieve quantitative separation using chemical shifts.

Carbon materials with nitrogen (N) atoms introduced as substitutes for platinum (Pt), the electrode catalyst in fuel cells, are attracting attention, and the catalytic activity is significantly related to the substitution positions of N within the carbon materials. XPS analysis allows for the evaluation of the N1s spectrum, where chemical shifts occur due to differences in bonding states and substitution positions of N, enabling the identification and quantitative separation of which C positions have been substituted by N.

  • Contract Analysis
  • Carbon Material

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Carbon processing examples: Punching and pressing dies

Carbon processing examples: Punching and pressing dies

Used in conjunction with molds! Sizes are custom-made (various shapes and sizes).

We would like to introduce a case study of "punch and pressed gaskets" processed by our company. The material is graphite carbon, specifically isotropic graphite (CIP material). Please feel free to contact us when you need assistance. Characteristics of Graphite: ★ Excellent properties against heat. ★ Conducts electricity (conductive). ★ Lightweight and easy to process. ★ Resistant to chemicals. ★ Self-lubricating. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Successful mass production of lithium-ion encapsulated fullerene.

Successful mass production of lithium-ion encapsulated fullerene.

A diameter of 0.4 nmφ, the inside of the C60 cage is a completely vacuum space with no electrons present. A free Li+ ion, which does not bond with anyone, is floating inside.

Characteristic Properties - A single Li+ ion exists freely and stably in the vacuum space of about 4 Å in the cage of C60, without bonding to the surrounding carbon. - Strong electron-accepting ability: The first reduction potential is approximately 0.7 eV lower than that of C60. - High ionic conductivity in organic solvents. - Exhibits intrinsic vibrations in the THz region. - The position of the Li+ ion inside C60 changes when an external electric field is applied. - Formation of stable complexes with organometals due to the effect of the encapsulated Li+ ion. - Forms stable donor-acceptor supramolecular complexes with organometals and dye complexes, achieving long-lived charge-separated states. *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF for further information.*

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We aim to be a comprehensive consultation center for carbon!

We aim to be a comprehensive consultation center for carbon!

We have overseas sales achievements! Our strengths are a wide variety of products and the trust of Made in Japan!

Carbon products have a long history in Japan, and new materials are constantly being developed. We have launched the Carbon Project with the aim of becoming a comprehensive consulting center for carbon that can offer proposals tailored to customer needs. Our department handles a wide range of high-quality Japanese carbon materials, from upstream raw materials to processed products. We collaborate with over 30 of our own overseas offices and local processing factories, allowing us to respond to the detailed needs of our international customers. Additionally, we are engaged in recycling development. We aim to solve the issues related to waste carbon fibers, expand sales channels with reasonable proposals, and contribute to the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions. For more details, please refer to the Inorganic Fine Division's website.

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