Hardness second only to diamonds! It also excels in heat resistance and corrosion resistance.
Boron carbide (B4C) is a ceramic with hardness following diamond and cubic boron nitride. In addition to its applications as an abrasive for precision grinding of cemented carbide molds, machining of cemented carbide parts, and polishing of gemstones, it is also used in refractory materials, neutron absorbers, and SiC sintering aids. 【Features】 - Abrasive with high hardness - Usable as refractory materials and SiC sintering aids - Slows down the particle velocity of neutrons - Non-magnetic - Does not react with acids or alkalis - Heat-resistant and corrosion-resistant - High wear resistance For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Material Properties】 Main Component: B4C Density: 2.51g/cm³ Vickers Hardness: 33GPa Flexural Strength: 550~660MPa Young's Modulus: 450~460GPa Melting Point: 2450℃ Boiling Point: 3500℃ ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Applications】 [Grinding Materials] ○ Processing and repair of carbide wire drawing dies, precision grinding of carbide molds ○ Processing of carbide components, polishing of gemstones ○ Grinding of special steel (after sintering), high-grade grinding stone materials ○ Sandblast nozzle materials [Nuclear Power] ○ Control rods ○ Walls of liquid storage pools ○ Materials for storage equipment of spent fuel ○ Shielding materials for walls, floors, etc. [Others] SiC sintering aids, etc. ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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