Electro Abrasives Green SiC is an entirely new batch composition made from silica sand and coke. It has high strength at elevated temperatures and is 7.5 times stronger than Aluminum Oxide. It’s extremely hard with a Knoop rating of 2600 (Mohs 9.4). Green SiC is very versatile and can be used in aerospace, blasting, coatings,

Green silicon carbide has been used as a material of choice in high-performance industrial applications. Optimization in production and raw materials has led to the application of SiC in new and growing industries such as photovoltaic, semiconductor and filtration. TYPICAL CHEMICAL ANALYSIS SiC ≥99.05% SiO2 ≤0.20% F,Si ≤0.03% Fe2O3 ≤0.10% F.C ≤0.04% TYPICAL PHISICAL PROPERTIES

Black SiC is a versatile and high-performance material that has been used in a wide range of industries for many years. With its exceptional properties such as high strength, hardness, and thermal conductivity, SiC is a popular choice for applications that require superior performance. One of the most common uses of SiC is in the

Green Silicon Carbide (SiC) abrasive is a high-purity material with exceptional hardness and sharpness, engineered to excel in applications requiring precision grinding, smooth finishing, and high thermal stability. Recognized for its bright green color, Green Silicon Carbide is highly effective on hard, brittle materials, such as glass, ceramics, and various non-ferrous metals, where fine finishes

Green silicon carbide in metal surface polishing: 1. Remove surface defects Green silicon carbide abrasive has high hardness and strength, and can quickly and effectively remove oxides, rust spots, tiny depressions and other defects on the surface of metal rings. This makes the metal surface smoother and more delicate, thereby improving the overall quality of

Green silicon carbide plays a vital role in stone surface polishing, mainly due to its unique physical and chemical properties. TYPICAL CHEMICAL ANALYSIS SiC ≥99.05% SiO2 ≤0.20% F,Si ≤0.03% Fe2O3 ≤0.10% F.C ≤0.04% TYPICAL PHISICAL PROPERTIES Hardness: Mohs：9.5 Melting Point: Sublimes at 2600 ℃ Maximum service temperature: 1900℃ Specific Gravity: 3.20-3.25g/cm3 Bulk density(LPD): 1.2-1.6 g/cm3