SM6077 Ceramic Blasting Media

Ceramic Abrasives - Description

Ceramic abrasives are produced using a unique electric melting process and are characterised by high density, high sphericity, and high fracture toughness. Compared to conventional materials such as glass beads, corundum, and steel shot, ceramic abrasives offer advantages such as lower contamination, higher efficiency, greater durability, and longer lifespan.

Ceramic Abrasives - Specifications

Chemical Composition

Specification

*Size can be customised according to customer requirements.

Ceramic Abrasives - Applications

• Abrasives: Used in the chemical and biological industries for pigments, dyes, paints, inks, coatings, pesticides, and pharmaceuticals.
• Filtration Media: Serve as filtration media, catalyst carriers, polishing, and cleaning agents.
• Seal Components: High-precision glass beads can be employed as sealing components.

Ceramic Abrasives - Packaging

25kg/drum, packaged in woven composite bags or barrels.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What are ceramic abrasives?

Ceramic abrasives consist of small, durable, and reusable particles made from materials such as aluminium oxide, zirconium dioxide, or silicon carbide. They are utilised in blasting processes for cleaning, polishing, or treating surfaces.

Q2. What are the benefits of using ceramic abrasives?

High Durability: Ceramic abrasives are highly resistant and can be reused multiple times without significant degradation.

Consistent Performance: The uniform shape and size of the particles ensure consistent blasting results.

Low Dust Generation: Ceramic abrasives produce less dust compared to other abrasives, contributing to a cleaner work environment.

Non-contaminating: Ideal for applications where workpiece integrity is critical, minimising contamination.

Q3. What applications are ceramic abrasives commonly used for?

Surface Preparation: For cleaning, deburring, and surface treatment in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and manufacturing.

Polishing and Finishing: For fine finishing processes requiring smooth, uniform surfaces.

Shot Peening: Used in shot-peening processes to enhance the fatigue resistance of metallic components.

Cleaning: Removes coatings, rust, or other contaminants from surfaces without damaging the underlying material.