For hard, brittle materials and high-precision finishes, the higher cost of Green Silicon Carbide is justified by its superior performance and results.

For softer non-ferrous metals, rough grinding, and general-purpose applications, Black Silicon Carbide offers outstanding performance and durability at a much more economical price point.

Green silicon carbide (SiC) is a high-performance abrasive and refractory material with a unique set of properties that make it suitable for demanding applications across various industries.  Properties of Green silicon carbide： High Hardness: Mohs hardness of ~9.5, second only to diamond and boron carbide. Sharp and Brittle Crystals: Its grains fracture to form new, sharp edges,

Silicon carbide grinding discs are the preferred choice for materials that are either very hard and brittle (like glass and stone) or soft and prone to clogging other discs (like aluminum and copper).

Black silicon carbide is primarily used as an abrasive and a refractory material due to its exceptional hardness, sharpness, and thermal stability.

green silicon carbide is the specialist for hard, brittle materials and fine finishing applications. Its ability to cut quickly and cleanly while maintaining a cool grind makes it indispensable for working with glass, carbide, ceramics, finishes, and non-ferrous metals.

green silicon carbide is the abrasive of choice for precision grinding and finishing of ultra-hard, non-metallic materials, with its premier application being the grinding of tungsten carbide tools and inserts.