Graphene Production Lines

Date：2026-04-09

JHL-3 / JHL-5 / JHL-10

The World’s First Industrial-Scale Joule Heating Graphene Production Line

Taiyuan SaiYin Advanced Materials Technology introduces the world's first industrial joule heating production line. Based on internationally leading rapid joule heating technology, the system achieves extreme temperatures up to 3000 °C with exceptional efficiency, energy savings, and precise controllability—delivering a disruptive solution for advanced materials R&D and industrial-scale manufacturing. The line features standardized modular design, configurable as 3, 5, or 10 reactor units, seamlessly covering the full spectrum from pilot development to mass production.

Key Features

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Ultra-Fast Heating

Direct electrical heating with ramp rates in seconds; reaches 3000 °C for demanding synthesis.

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Exceptional Energy Efficiency

Energy directly applied to feedstock—thermal efficiency far exceeds conventional furnaces, reducing consumption by 30%+.

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Precise Controllability

PLC + touchscreen smart controls for accurate discharge and atmosphere regulation; excellent reproducibility.

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Modular & Scalable

Standard single-reactor modules seamlessly expand to meet capacity needs—short construction cycles, flexible investment.

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Environmentally Friendly

Fully enclosed design with integrated dust removal for clean production.

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Broad Application Scope

Tailored for advanced nanomaterials, waste valorization, and ultra-high temperature ceramics.

Application Areas

🧪Advanced Nanomaterials

Graphene Carbon Nanotubes MXene

♻️Waste Treatment

Hazardous Waste Detoxification Resource Recovery

Technical Support & Service

Technical Support	Full-process assistance: site planning, installation, commissioning, training, and process optimization.
Quality Assurance	Core components warranted for 12 months; lifetime paid technical service available.
Spare Parts Supply	Long-term availability of common spare parts to ensure uninterrupted production.

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