Green Silicon Carbide is produced in an electric resistance furnace from quartz sand, petroleum coke and salt at high temperature. It’s semi-transparet in green color with friability, high purity and high hardness. It’s suited for grinding hard, brittle and non-metallic such as cemented carbides, optical glass, ceramics, etc.
Chemical Composition (% by weight)
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Grit
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20# – 90#
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100# – 180#
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220# – 240#
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SiC Min
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99.0
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98.0
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97.5
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F.C Max
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0.20
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0.25
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0.25
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Fe2O3 Max
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0.20
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0.50
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0.70
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Magnetic Material Content (% by weight | |
Grit
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Magnetic material Content
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16#-30#
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<0.0180
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36#-60#
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<0.0150
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70#-120#
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<0.0120
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150#-220#
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<0.0100
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Available grain sizes | |||||
Grit No. | Micron | Grit No. | Micron | Grit No. | Micron |
10 | 2360 ~ 2000 | 30 | 710 ~ 600 | 80 | 212 ~ 180 |
12 | 2000 ~ 1700 | 36 | 600 ~ 500 | 90 | 180 ~ 150 |
14 | 1700 ~ 1400 | 40 | 500 ~ 425 | 100 | 150 ~ 125 |
16 | 1400 ~ 1180 | 46 | 425 ~ 355 | 120 | 125 ~ 106 |
20 | 1180 ~ 1000 | 54 | 355 ~ 300 | 150 | 106 ~ 75 |
22 | 1000 ~ 850 | 60 | 300 ~ 250 | 180 | 90 ~ 63 |
24 | 850 ~ 710 | 70 | 250 ~ 212 | 220 | 75 ~ 53 |
Applications
Vitrified tools
Lapping
Resinoid tools
Blasting
Polishing
Investment casting
Tumbling
Wear resistance
Self-tumbling
Refractory
Lapping compound
Wire saw
Electrical
Ceramic
Electronic
Nuclear