Color of brown corundum in dumping furnaces – washed first-grade brown corundum fine abrasive factory

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　　Ultra-rock brown corundum. Emery sandblasting abrasives are manufactured from high-quality brown corundum, using modern and innovative processing techniques. Sandblasting abrasives feature short grinding time, high efficiency, good performance, and low cost. This product has moderate hardness, high toughness, good self-sharpening properties, low sand consumption with the possibility of recycling, and it produces parts with a high level of surface smoothness. Its chemical composition is stable, granting it wear resistance as well as resistance to acids and alkalis. This abrasive has a shell-like fracture pattern with sharp edges; it can form new edges and corners during continuous crushing and grading, which gives it a superior grinding capacity compared to other abrasives. In particular, its advantages such as high hardness, high density, stable chemical properties, and unique self-sharpening capability make it the preferred abrasive for sandblasting processes; it is also an ideal material for sandblasting to remove rust and clean workpieces, as well as for grinding and polishing. Next, let the editor from Chikka Shinai Material give you a detailed introduction! 　　Brown corundum abrasives have a wide range of applications, with five main areas of use: sandblasting brown corundum, free grinding, filtering media, resin tools, and functional fillers made from brown corundum, among others. Among them, sandblasting brown corundum has a relatively wide range of applications:
Applications of brown corundum sandblasting abrasives:
Workpiece material, Purpose of sandblasting, Process requirements
Stainless steel: Surface cleaning, removal of weld slag, and achieving a matte finish
Iron-based workpieces: Rust removal, cleaning, elimination of oxide scale, and enhancing the adhesion of coatings
Aluminum-based workpieces: Removal of oxide scale, surface strengthening, and polishing
Copper-based workpieces: Removal of oxide scale and achieving a matte finish
Glass products: Sanding and engraving patterns
Plastic products (hardwood products): Achieving a matte finish
Special fabrics such as denim: Texturing and creating decorative patterns