Natural Graphite
Natural Graphite from China (Heilongjiang & Inner Mongolia), specified by carbon content, flake size and form and priced as a landed cost to your port.
Great-circle estimate — freight priced into your landed cost, not a quote.
Applications
Refractories and crucibles, battery anode feedstock, lubricants, expandable graphite.
About this product
China is the largest graphite producer; some exports require licences.
Commtora sources natural graphite from Heilongjiang & Inner Mongolia, China, specified by carbon content, flake size and form, and prices every offer as a landed cost to your port — FOB origin, freight, import duty for your market where due, and fees — against independent references where they exist. Payment terms and documents are agreed per contract.
Grades & specifications
Fixed carbon %, flake size (mesh), moisture, ash, volatile matter.
How Commtora prices it
We compare against independent references for your market — such as customs import statistics where they exist — add freight, import duty for your market and fees to your port, and quote an origin offer on written terms.
Frequently asked questions
What is the HS code for natural graphite?
HS 2504.10 at six digits. The full tariff line and the duty depend on your market — confirm both for your import.
Why buy natural graphite from China through Commtora
Sourced at origin
One counterparty instead of a chain of middlemen. You buy natural graphite at origin, with origin documents for every lot.
Documented origin
Quality and origin documents per lot; independent pre-shipment inspection (e.g. SGS) available on request.
Delivered price, freight priced in
Quoted to your port: origin FOB + freight + duty = a predictable landed cost, not a spot gamble.
Terms per contract
Payment terms and documents are agreed per contract — matched to your volume and relationship.
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