SIC/Black Silicon Carbide micropowder for polishing

SIC/Black Silicon Carbide micropowder for polishing 1. 99%sic 2. manufacturer for 10 years 3. FEPA,JIS

SIC/Black Silicon Carbide micropowder for polishing

 

SIC/Black Silicon Carbide micropowder for polishing 1. 99%sic 2. manufacturer for 10 years 3. FEPA,JIS  

Black silicon carbide micropower is produced at hight temperature in an electric resistancetype furnace with quarts sand and petroleum coke as its main raw materials. Its hardness is between fused alumina and synathetic diamond. Mechanical intensity of it is hig-her than fused alumina.it is brittle and sharp and has electrical and heat conductivity in some degree. The abrasives made of it are suitable for working on cast iron,non-ferrous metal,rock,leather,rubber,etc. It is also broadly used as refractory material and metallurgical additive.

Black silicon carbide micropower is made by heating silica sand and petroleum coke packed around electrodes in an electric resistance furnace to above 2200°C. This material is very resistant to abrasion and to corrosion with a molten slag. It also has excellent resistance to thermal spalling. However as it is a carbide, it will oxidise readily. With respect to other refractory aggregates silicon carbide has a fairly high conductivity.

 

 

 

 1. Chemical Composition:

 

 

Name	Size		Chemical Composition(%)
			SIC	F.C	Fe2O3
C/Black Silicon Catbide	F	F4-F90	98.6min	0.20max	0.40max
		F100-F150	98.15min	0.25max	0.50max
		F180-F220	97.30min	0.30max	0.55max
		F230-F280	97.30min	0.30max	0.55max
		F320-F500	97.00min	0.35max	0.60max
		F600-F800	96.50min	0.40max	0.60max
		F1000-F1200	95.50min	0.50max	0.70max
	P	P12-P100	98.6min	0.20max	0.40max
		P120-P150	98.15min	0.25max	0.50max
		P180-P220	97.30min	0.30max	0.55max
		P230-P360	97.30min	0.30max	0.55max
		P400-P1000	97.00min	0.35max	0.60max
		P1200-P1500	96.50min	0.40max	0.60max
		P2000-P2500	95.50min	0.50max	0.70max

 

 

2. Physical Features:

 

Melting point	2600 °C
Hardness	9.5
Bulk density	1.38g/cm3
True density	3.20-3.25g/cm3