Black Silicon Carbide (SiC)
Black silicon carbide, with unique properties such as a Mohs hardness of 9.15, excellent resistance to oxidation and wear, and high thermal and shock resistance, is a widely used material in various industries.
In the abrasive industry, its main applications include the manufacture of resin-bonded abrasive tools, acid-washing equipment, grinding wheels, and cutting tools.
The most reliable grading standard for coated abrasives, including black silicon carbide, is the FEPA standard:
FEPA Standard 42-1-2006: This standard specifies grit size classification for industries using macrogrits (coarse particles) in the range of F4 – F220.
• FEPA Standard 42-2-2006: This standard covers the grain size classification of abrasive powders for industries that use Microgrits (fine particles), ranging from F230 to F2000.
Properties:
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Country of Manufacture: |
China |
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Product Color: |
Black |
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Particle Shape: |
Angular |
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Available Particle Sizes (mm): |
1500 – 16 |
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Specific Gravity (g/cm³): |
3.21 |
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Bulk Density (g/cm³): |
– |
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Paper Bag (kg): |
25 |
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Wooden Pallet (ton): |
1 |
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Purity (%) |
>98.8 |
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Hardness (kN/mm²) |
9.15 |
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