Black Silicon Carbide F240 Grit

As a trusted manufacturer and supplier of high-performance silicon carbide materials, we offer this Black Silicon Carbide F240 Grit with consistent particle size distribution, excellent hardness, and thermal resistance. It is ideal for industrial applications such as abrasive blasting, polishing, and refractory manufacturing. All grades are processed under ISO 9001:2015 certified systems to ensure quality and reliability in demanding use cases.

Black Silicon Carbide F240 Grit

Premium Coated Abrasive Grade

Discover high-purity Black Silicon Carbide P240 powder for precision polishing, fine grinding, and surface finishing. Suitable for coated abrasives, lapping pastes, and fine refractory formulations.

Particle Classification

F240 Standard

Material Form

Fine Grit

Specifically engineered for coated abrasive applications, our black silicon carbide P-series grains deliver sharp cutting action and optimal surface consistency for sandpaper, sanding discs, and abrasive cloth production.

Why Use P-Series Silicon Carbide

Fast Material Removal

Angular grain structure enables aggressive cutting performance ideal for coated abrasives used in surface leveling and paint removal.

Excellent Adhesion to Backings

Optimized for resin bonding on paper, cloth, or fiber substrates. Ensures long-lasting abrasive sheets and belts.

Narrow Size Tolerance

Strict particle size control results in uniform finish and predictable wear characteristics in high-speed sanding operations.

High Thermal Resistance

Suitable for use in high-speed grinding or sanding systems where heat resistance is critical to maintaining abrasive integrity.

Technical Specifications

Property Value Standard/Method
Particle Size (D50) ~58.5 μm FEPA P240
Form Fine Powder Visual Inspection
Color Black / Dark Gray -
Bulk Density 1.45 – 1.60 g/cm³ ASTM B212
Mohs Hardness 9.1 ASTM C1326
Melting Point ~2700°C Theoretical
Specific Gravity 3.2 – 3.3 g/cm³ ASTM C604
Component Typical Value (%) Test Method
SiC (Silicon Carbide) ≥ 98.50 XRF / ASTM E1507
Free Carbon (C) ≤ 0.30 Combustion Method
Fe2O3 (Iron Oxide) ≤ 0.20 ICP-OES
SiO2 (Silica) ≤ 0.50 XRF
Magnetic Content ≤ 0.02 Magnetic Separation
Moisture ≤ 0.10 Drying Method
Packaging Options
Standard Packaging

25kg Multi-wall Bags

Ideal for small to medium volume operations
Bulk Packaging

1000kg Jumbo Bags

Cost-effective for high-volume industrial users

Industrial Applications

Metal Fabrication

Pre-treatment of stainless steel components before welding, coating, or assembly processes. Creates optimal surface anchor patterns for subsequent treatments while removing mill scale and oxidation layers.

Abrasives Manufacturing

Primary raw material for bonded abrasive wheels, coated abrasive products, and loose abrasive compounds. Consistent particle size distribution ensures uniform product performance characteristics.

Tool Steel Preparation

Surface conditioning of high-carbon tool steels and die components. Medium polishing action removes machining marks while preserving dimensional accuracy and edge geometry.

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