Pure Graphite Powder Quart

Graphite powder as a dry lubricant works great.

I bought this for conductive paint which is not its intended use. Its nice and black for and additive for epoxy but is garbage for conductivity.

Works great as a lubricant for locks, rifle casings. Anything that you need to be lubricated but dont want oil on.

Good quality graphite powder for use in electroforming. Easy to mix.

I bought this to try with electroplating. It didnt work.

This was a very fluffy powder that mixed mixed right into both india ink and a solution of acetone and paraloid b-72 and easily produced surfaces with resistances <1kohm. Compared to another brand I bought, this worked without mechanical mixing.

This works great for making conductive paint for electroforming. Tried 3 recipes Black acrylic paint, it worked okay but can mask details. Speedball India ink mixed 50 50, works great in my air brush and shows detail very well. But keep your bath agitation off until your part has a thin coat of metal. The agitation and acid can weaken the bonding ability of the paint. I decanted black spray paint and mixed until consistency of milk. A bit better than the India ink in terms of details and adhesion but lot longer dry times and very smelly.

I thought this was something else, now that I have it, I have been experimenting with it. It doesnt do well in the microwave, things got kinda crazy there for a while.

Great product!

Its ground very fine and makes an excellent lubricant for dry applications.