Silicon Carbide 600 Grit for fine grinding and polishing. Ideal for precision applications in industries like electronics and optics.
Silicon Carbide 600 Grit is an ideal abrasive material for fine grinding, polishing, and finishing. It is widely used in precision applications, such as electronics, optics, and high-quality surface treatments. Known for its sharpness and durability, SiC 600 Grit provides excellent results for achieving smooth and polished surfaces.
Superior performance in processing hard materials like metals, ceramics, and stones.
Improves the stability and durability of the product under thermal stress..
Reduces the risk of cracks and deformation in high-temperature environments.
Long-lasting performance in abrasive applications such as blasting and surface finishing.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Grit Size | 600 Grit |
| Density | 3.1 g/cm³ |
| Hardness | 9.0 Mohs |
| Chemical Composition | SiC ≥ 98% |
| Color | Black |
| Shape | Angular Particles |
We can offer 1MT/25Kg Woven plastic bags, and 25Kg Paper bags.
Our Black Silicon Carbide is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.
It is widely used in precision industries such as electronics, optics, aerospace, automotive, and jewelry, where a fine, smooth surface finish is critical.
While it is primarily designed for fine grinding and polishing, Silicon Carbide 600 Grit is not recommended for heavy-duty tasks. For coarse grinding, larger grit sizes like 36 or 60 are more suitable.
Silicon Carbide 600 Grit offers superior durability and precision, making it an excellent choice for industries requiring consistent results and smooth finishes.
Founded in 2005, our company is a leading manufacturer of high-quality Silicon Carbide (SiC) and various types of fused alumina products. With nearly two decades of industry expertise, we have established a reputation for delivering durable and performance-driven materials for a wide range of applications, including abrasives, refractories, and ceramics.