Working Principle: Exothermic welding is a technique that uses the heat generated by a chemical reaction to join metals. When the exothermic agent is ignited, it produces high temperatures, heating the metal within the mold and causing it to melt. The molten metal flows within the mold's cavity and forms a metallurgical bond with the metal to be welded.

Exothermic welding graphite molds are widely used in the power, petroleum, chemical, and construction industries for:

• Grounding Systems: Connecting ground wires and bodies.
• Pipe Connections: Joining various metal pipes.
• Equipment Connections: Connecting conductors for industrial equipment.

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