Applications:

Abrasives: Used in the manufacture of grinding wheels, sandpapers, and other abrasive tools for cutting, grinding, and polishing a variety of materials.

Cutting Tools: Employed in the production of high-performance cutting tools, including blades and discs, due to its sharpness and hardness.

Refractories: Applied in the production of refractory materials for furnaces, kilns, and other high-temperature equipment to enhance thermal stability and resistance to thermal shock.

Ceramics: Utilized in the manufacture of advanced ceramics and composite materials where high hardness and durability are required.

Lapping and Polishing: Used in lapping and polishing processes to achieve a fine surface finish on metal, glass, and other hard materials.

Technical Specifications:

Material Composition: Green silicon carbide (SiC)

Hardness: Mohs hardness of approximately 9.0

Density: Approximately 3.1-3.2 g/cm³

Melting Point: ~2700°C

Particle Size: Available in various grades and sizes, from fine powders to coarse granules, customizable based on application needs

Chemical Resistance: High resistance to acids and bases

Advantages:

Superior Cutting Performance: High hardness and sharp edges provide excellent cutting and grinding capabilities.

Durability: High resistance to wear, thermal shock, and chemical attack ensures long-lasting performance.

Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of applications, from abrasives to refractories and ceramics.

Cost-Effective: Lower density reduces material consumption and overall costs.

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