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What is ceramic sand

What is ceramic sand? Ceramic sand is an ideal sand blasting material with imported zircon sand as raw material, melting above 2000 degrees, injection cooling, particle size classification and removal of magnetic and non-magnetic impurities. ZHENGZHOU HAIXU ABRASIVES CO.,LTD,has produce the material for many years,usually produce the following sizes: B20:0.600-0.850mm B80:0.180-0.250mm B170:0.045-0.090mm B30:0.425-0.600mm B100:0.125-0.180mm B205:0.000-0.063mm

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Can ceramic sand be used for blasting stainless steel?

Can ceramic sand be used for blasting stainless steel? Ceramic sand is most suitable media to blast stainless steel,which specification is as follows: CHEMICAL COMPOSITION% ZrO2 60-70% SiO2 28-33% Al2O3 < 10 % PHYSICAL PROPERTIES Specific Gravity >3.85g/cm3 Bulk Density >2.30g/cm3 Hardness 700(HV0)  7 (F. Mons)   60HRC(HR) Size and size range: B20:0.600-0.850mm B80:0.180-0.250mm B170:0.045-0.090mm B30:0.425-0.600mm

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What Is Dust Free Emery Sand?

Dust-free sand is yellow, brown, spherical, with an alumina content of 85%, and the pressure is between 52Mpa-65Mpa, and the hardness is moderate. Clean and clean. Not easily broken. It can be used repeatedly. The sandblasting effect is good. Dust-less sand is a highly efficient product in sandblasting. It is widely used in cleaning and

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How to Choose Dust-Free Sand for Sandblasting

Many users are inexperienced when buying dust-free emery sand and cannot distinguish the quality, which directly affects the abrasive quality, wear-resistance, and service life. Therefore, users should understand some specific skills and do not choose blindly. The main component of emery is alumina, and the hardness of dust-less emery sand is distinguished according to the

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The Hazards of Free Silicon, Why Do We Need to Use Dust-Free Sand?

The Hazards of Free Silicon, Why Do We Need to Use Dust-Free Sand? What are the hazards of crystalline silica? Silica exposure remains a serious threat to nearly 2 million U.S. workers, including more than 100,000 workers in high-risk jobs such as abrasive blasting, foundry work, stonecutting, rock drilling, quarry work, and tunneling. The seriousness

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