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sic silicon carbide grinding barrel
sic silicon carbide grinding barrel
is a new type of ceramic products.Its main raw material is a first-class high-quality silicon carbide,purity is above 98.5%,and all the indicators are ideal,the bulk density is 3.02g/cm3.The mohs hardness of the silicon carbide grinding barrel is 9.5,and new mohs harness is 15.We also added some Germany imported chemical dispersants, binders and reinforcing agents.Therefore,our silicon carbide cylinder barrel have the advantages of light weight,high hardness,corrosion resistance,high temperature resisitance,good heat dissipation,good toughness,large compressive strength and long service life.
Charateristics of silicon carbide cylinder barrel:
1.Light weight,high cost effective performance.
2.Good heat dissipation, thermal conductivity is 130W/M.K (20°C)
3.High hardness,more impact resistance,erosion and abrasion resistance than traditional wear resistance ceramics such as alumina and zirconia.
4.Low comprehensive operating cost,high cost effective performance,which is 5 to 10 times as much as general wear resistance materials.
→Superior high temperature resistance,wear resistance and oxidation resistance.
→Excellent straightness,less than 1‰.
→High uniformly distributed loading capacity,more than 4997 kg.m/L.
→OEM accepted.
→Easy to install.
→Various shape accepted,Germany imported technology and materials.
→Longer service life ( about 5 times more than that of alumina ceramic and 6 times more than that of polyurethane).
Application of silicon carbide cylinder barrel:
1.The sand mill industry,as the inner cylinder,it can effectively isolate the sand mill inner cavity from outer tank,and free from erosion and corrosion of materials and media.
2.Mechanical industry, as a bushing in mechanical pipe fittings, with a higher wear resistance effect.
3.Mining industry, playing a higher wear resistance effect in mining equipment.
4.Bushings in other high wear mechanical parts.
