Fuji Kokuen Co., Ltd.
Graphite importer and powder processor operating drying, grinding and classification in Koriyama, with spherical graphite grades listed for secondary-battery anodes and a Thailand expanded-graphite plant.
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Core capabilities
- Natural and synthetic graphite powder processing
- Spherical graphite for secondary-battery anodes
- Contract crushing, classification and impurity treatment of carbon powders
- Thailand expanded-graphite production outside China
Related capability assets
Expandable graphite grades from a Thailand plant the company says was completed in 2026, described as China-risk-free from raw material through finished product.
Flake graphite spheroidized into high-FC powders (coated and uncoated ~18 µm grades) that the producer lists for secondary-battery anode use.
Source & provenance
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- 会社案内 | 富士黒鉛工業株式会社
https://www.fujikokuen.co.jp/company
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- 球状黒鉛 | 富士黒鉛工業株式会社
https://www.fujikokuen.co.jp/list/sphericalgraphite
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- 膨張黒鉛（タイ生産） | 富士黒鉛工業株式会社
https://www.fujikokuen.co.jp/list/bouchou-thailand
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