Black silicon carbide is one of the most widely used high-performance refractory materials for furnace linings, especially in high-temperature, corrosive, and thermal-shock environments

Green silicon carbide (also written as Green SiC) is a high-purity synthetic abrasive material produced by high-temperature electric furnace smelting from high‑quality quartz sand, petroleum coke, and industrial salt. It appears as a green crystalline powder or block with sharp, angular particles.

Black silicon carbide (Black SiC, BSiC) is a high-performance industrial material widely used in metallurgy for its high hardness, high melting point, excellent wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and high-temperature stability.

Black silicon carbide is a key raw refractory material for high-temperature furnaces, kiln furniture, and smelting linings. It provides excellent heat resistance, slag corrosion resistance, thermal shock resistance and wear resistance, widely used in steel, iron, aluminum and ceramic industrial kilns.

Green silicon carbide lapping powder is a high-purity ultra-fine abrasive powder made from high-quality green silicon carbide raw materials through crushing, shaping, purification, precise classification and drying.

Black silicon carbide is a core wear and corrosion-resistant material for industrial pumps operating in high-abrasion, high-corrosion, and high-load conditions. It is primarily used in flow-through components and mechanical seals, significantly extending pump service life, reducing maintenance, and minimizing leakage.