*High temperature resistance: the melting point of graphite is very high. It begins to soften and tend to melt when it reaches 3000 ℃ in vacuum. It begins to evaporate and sublimate when it reaches 3600 ℃.
*High thermal conductivity
*High lubricity
*Low friction coefficient
*High chemical stability: resistant to acid, alkali, organic solvent corrosion and aging.
*Plasticity: soft, bendable, easy to cut and use.
*Seismic resistance: it can isolate the contact between components and play a certain seismic role.