Green Silicon Carbide F54 Grit

As a trusted manufacturer and supplier of high-performance silicon carbide materials, we offer this Green Silicon Carbide F54 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.

Green Silicon Carbide F54 Grit

Premium Bonded Abrasives

High-purity green silicon carbide F54 grit designed for abrasive grinding, ceramics, and refractory use. Offers sharp cutting edges, high thermal conductivity, and superior durability.

Particle Classification

F54 Standard

Material Form

Fine Grit

The crystalline structure of our black silicon carbide maintains sharp cutting edges throughout multiple recycling cycles, making it an economically sustainable choice for high-volume metal fabrication operations.

Why Choose Our Silicon Carbide

Multi-Cycle Durability

Extended service life through multiple reuse cycles reduces operational costs while maintaining consistent cutting performance throughout the material lifecycle.

Superior Hardness Rating

9.1 Mohs hardness delivers aggressive cutting action on hardened steels while producing minimal friable breakdown during operation.

Uniform Particle Distribution

Tight F54 size classification ensures predictable surface roughness profiles and eliminates oversized particles that cause surface defects.

Thermal Stability

2700°C melting point enables high-temperature applications without material degradation or chemical composition changes.

Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications – Green SiC F54

Property Value Standard / Method
Grit Size F54 FEPA 42-1:2006
Particle Size Range 212–300 μm FEPA Standard
Mohs Hardness 9.4 ASTM C1326
Bulk Density 1.47–1.52 g/cm³ ASTM B329
Thermal Conductivity ~120 W/m·K Reference
Melting Point ~2,700°C (sublimes) Reference
SiC Purity > 99% ISO 9286
Free Silicon (Si) < 0.3% EDX / XRF
Free Carbon (C) < 0.2% Combustion Method
Fe₂O₃ < 0.2% ISO 9286
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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