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1. Excellent grinding efficiency and metal removal rate Ceramic alumina has very high hardness (Mohs ≥9), generating high local pressure to cut readily into metal surfaces. Its metal removal rate can reach ≥90 mm³/min. 2. Continuous sharpness through self-sharpening Ceramic alumi...
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1. High hardness and toughness with improved fracture resistance Coated white fused alumina retains the sharp cutting edges of α-Al₂O₃ crystals. The coating process eliminates internal microcracks and improves fracture resistance. Compared with conventional white fused alumina, m...
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1. Powerful grinding performance Diamond, the hardest natural material, handles cemented carbide, ceramics, glass, quartz and stone that are difficult to machine with conventional abrasives. Electroplating or brazing secures the diamond grains with high protrusion and sharp cutti...
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1. Flexible conformity to complex surfaces The rubber matrix provides flexibility for flat surfaces, curves, grooves and complex contours, producing uniform abrasion across hard-to-reach areas. 2. Uniform abrasive distribution for consistent results Abrasive grains are evenly dis...
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1. High purity and stable performance High-purity light-burned magnesia and industrial alumina powder provide low impurity levels for stable refractory performance. 2. High refractoriness A melting point of approximately 2135℃ and refractoriness of 1770-2000℃ suit various industr...
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1. High purity and stable performance High-purity industrial alumina and silica provide 70%-77% Al₂O₃, low impurities and ≥93% mullite phase for stable refractory performance. 2. High refractoriness and temperature resistance Refractoriness ≥1850℃ and a melting point of approxima...
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1. High toughness and excellent fracture resistance Zirconia alumina consists of a eutectic aggregate of α-Al₂O₃ and ZrO₂. Zirconia crystals inhibit crack propagation, providing high toughness and fracture resistance for heavy loads and high stock-removal grinding. 2. Self-sharpe...
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1. Hardness and toughness support reuse With a hardness of 6.5-8.0, garnet is harder than conventional blasting materials such as quartz sand and resists fracture during blasting. Quality grades can be recycled to reduce operating costs. 2. Sharp edges for efficient rust removal...
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1. High purity and hardness Green silicon carbide generally contains over 99% SiC, higher than black silicon carbide at 97%-98.5%. Its Mohs hardness of 9.2-9.4 exceeds alumina and is below diamond, cubic boron nitride and boron carbide. 2. Sharp, friable grains with good self-sha...
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1. ZA abrasives and a new phenolic resin system for heavy-duty grinding The ZA zirconia alumina / alumina blend combines alumina hardness and zirconia alumina toughness for continuous self-sharpening under heavy grinding loads. The new phenolic resin bond has over 20% greater bon...
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1. High purity and toughness with improved strength and wettability Secondary calcining at 1350℃ and controlled heat treatment oxidize and volatilize impurities such as lower titanium oxides and titanium carbide, improving purity. Internal microcracks and stresses are relieved, i...
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High toughness and substantially improved wear resistance Zirconia alumina is approximately 13-15 times tougher than brown fused alumina, resisting fracture and shedding under high impact. Imported premium grades, such as those containing 40% zirconia, perform particularly well i...
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