Black silicon carbide is, after diamond and boron carbide, the third hardest mineral in the world. Chemically, silicon carbide is extremely resistant; it resists the strongest alkalis and acids. In addition to its use as a blasting abrasive, silicon carbide is also used as an additive in the production of slip-resistant, wear-resistant and conductive floor coatings.
Areas of Application
Blasting Applications, reusable, fine, dry or wet abrasive
Bonding grinding wheels
Wear protection / Anti-skid
Water industry
Industrial Ceramics
Lapping and loose ultra fine grinding
Check out the technical specifications for the Silicon Carbide below
| Packaging | 25kg Bag, 40 Bags/1 Tonne |
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| Hardness | 9 - 10 Mohs |
| Grain Shape | angular / fragmented |
| Melting Point | approx 2300 |
| Specific Gravity* | approx 3.2 g/cm3 |
| Bulk Density* | approx 0.75 - 1.82 g/cm3 |
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*Depending on grain size |
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Check out the Silicon Carbide product options listed below
| SKU | Name | Microns |
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MACROGRITS |
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F008* |
8 Grit |
2000-2800 |
F012 |
12 Grit |
1400-2000 |
F024 |
24 Grit |
600-850 |
F036 |
36 Grit |
425-600 |
F060 |
60 Grit |
212-300 |
F080 |
80 Grit |
150-212 |
F120 |
120 Grit |
90-125 |
F180 |
180 Grit |
53-90 |
F220 |
220 Grit |
45-75 |
MICROGRITS |
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F240 |
240 Grit |
70-28 |
F320 |
320 Grit |
49-16.5 |
F400 |
400 Grit |
32-8 |
F500* |
500 Grit |
25-5 |
F600* |
600 Grit |
19-3 |
F1000 |
1000 Grit |
10-1 |
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*Not typically held in stock, would be ex-supplier |
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