Green carborundum grit (GC) is an astonishing grinding medium for ceramics. Compared with black carborundum grit, the green one is sharper. Green carborundum grit for Ceramic grinding can work more efficiently on ceramics.
Magnesite-bonded abrasives are polishing tools for ceramic tiles, ceramics, glass, and other fragile-hard materials. The main raw materials of magnesite abrasive tools are green silicon carbide and magnesite cement. The main points are that there is no edge collapse, good viscosity, high strength, and strong grinding force. Green silicon carbide for magnesite-bonded abrasives is of A-grade carborundum with min 99% purity.
Black silicon carbide is an ideal grinding medium for ceramic parts. It has high hardness and strong grinding force, and can easily grind ceramic components. In the meantime, the grinding efficiency and surface finish can be taken into account by using the appropriate micro-powder model. The D50 particle size of black silicon carbide F400 is 16-18 microns.
Green silicon carbide grit and powder are the advanced raw materials for SiC ceramic kiln furniture.
Silicon carbide is a typical covalent bond compound. It is an artificial material that doesn’t exist in nature. Silicon carbide materials have many excellent properties, such as abrasive resistance, high-temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, high thermal conductivity, high chemical stability, wide band gap, and high electron mobility.
Green silicon carbide blasting media is an excellent abrasive medium for titanium alloy or titanium products. Titanium alloy processing often requires grinding, polishing, sandblasting, and other processes. General grinding media such as garnet and alumina are not suitable for titanium alloy materials, but green silicon carbide abrasive with stronger grinding force performs well with this application.
