Why is black sic P powder used when producing sponge sandpaper/sand blocks?
Normally, black silicon carbide F sand/powder is used for bonded abrasives, while black sic P sand/powder is often used in the manufacture of coated abrasives.

Why is black silicon carbide P sand/powder used when producing sponge sandpaper/sand blocks?
The reasons for using black sic P powder/sand in the production of sponge sand blocks mainly include its excellent physical and chemical properties.
Black sic has the following characteristics:
High hardness and wear resistance: The hardness of black silicon carbide is second only to diamond and corundum. It has high microhardness and can maintain sharpness during long-term grinding. It is suitable for occasions that require high wear resistance.
Excellent thermal conductivity: Black silicon carbide can quickly dissipate the heat generated during grinding, avoid overheating of the workpiece, and improve processing quality and efficiency.
Stable chemical properties: Black silicon carbide is not easily affected by chemicals such as acids and alkalis, and can maintain stable performance in a variety of harsh environments.
Good self-sharpening: Black silicon carbide can continuously produce new cutting edges during the grinding process to maintain a good cutting effect.
These characteristics give black sic P powder/sand the following advantages in the production of sponge sand blocks:
Improve grinding efficiency: Due to the high hardness and good grinding performance of black silicon carbide, the grinding wheel using black silicon carbide has higher grinding efficiency.
Improve processing quality: Black silicon carbide grinding wheels can produce finer wear marks and improve the finish and roughness of the workpiece surface.
Extend service life: The high wear resistance of black silicon carbide makes the grinding wheel have a longer service life, reducing the number and cost of replacing the grinding wheel. Therefore, black sic P sand has become an ideal choice for the production of sponge sand blocks due to its excellent physical and chemical properties.

Physical and chemcial data:
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chemcial data |
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size |
SIC |
F.C |
Fe2O3 |
H2O |
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P240# |
≥98.5% |
≤0.2% |
≤0.2% |
≤1% |
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physical data |
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Bulk density |
Volume density |
microhardness |
Mohs Hardness |
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1.4-1.7g/cm3 |
3.2-3.5 g/cm3 |
2840-3320kg/mm2 |
9.15 |
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