Applications:

Abrasives: Used in grinding wheels, sandblasting, and cutting tools for hard materials such as metals, ceramics, and composites.

Armor Materials: Employed in ballistic armor and protective gear due to its hardness and lightweight nature, providing effective protection against high-velocity impacts.

Nuclear Industry: Utilized as a neutron absorber in nuclear reactors to control neutron flux and manage reactor core reactivity.

Aerospace and Defense: Applied in aerospace components and military applications for its strength and resistance to high temperatures and wear.

Ceramics and Refractories: Used as a high-performance material in the production of advanced ceramics and refractory products due to its thermal stability.

Technical Specifications:

Chemical Composition: B₄C (Boron Carbide)

Hardness: Mohs hardness of 9.5-10

Density: Approximately 2.5 g/cm³

Melting Point: ~2500°C

Particle Size: Available in various sizes from 0.5 mm to sub-micron powders, depending on application requirements

Shape: Typically available in powder form, as well as in sintered or bonded ceramic shapes

Advantages:

Exceptional Hardness: Provides superior cutting and grinding performance, especially in applications involving very hard materials.

Durability and Longevity: Long-lasting performance in abrasive and high-wear applications, reducing the need for frequent replacements.

Thermal and Chemical Stability: Maintains performance under high temperatures and in aggressive chemical environments.

Lightweight Protection: Offers effective protection with minimal weight, ideal for personal and vehicular armor.

Packaging: Available in 25 kg bags, 500 kg bulk bags, or as per customer specifications.