Low sulfur graphite, also known as GPC Graphit Petroleum Coke, is a type of coke petroleum with a sulfur content of less than .%. this product is used in the production of iron base alloys including unbreakable cast iron, steel and ductil in which the sulfur percent must be low in order to prevent structural changes in the alloys. Besides casting, it is also used in the plastics and rubber industries.

FLSmidth is a full flowsheet technology and service supplier to the global mining and cement industries. We help our customers to improve performance, lower operating costs and reduce environmental impact. With our MissionZero programme, we have set a target of providing solutions for zero-emissions mining and zero-emissions cement production by , supporting a green transition built upon sustainable materials. Our operations span the globe and we are close to , employees, present in more than countries. In , FLSmidth generated revenue of DKK . billion.

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