製品関連

Silicon carbide rod is an integral electric heating component used in tunnel and roller kilns, glass melting furnaces, and other high-temperature electric heaters. Featuring exceptional resistance against harsh environments and longevity that reduces replacement frequency over time. CVSIC’s silicon carbide heating elements boast cutting-edge designs and local production, guaranteeing you high purity, performance and stability for your industrial application needs. High-Temperature Resistance Silicon carbide rods can withstand high temperatures, making them the ideal solution for demanding industrial applications. Furthermore, their long lifespan reduces replacement frequency and lower production costs for users. Lab-grade SiC rods can withstand extremely high temperatures while remaining strong and stable – ideal for high-temperature experiments and …

Silicon Carbide Rod もっと読む »

Silicon carbide is used extensively in industrial settings, from ceramics and metal heat treating to glass manufacturing and laboratory equipment use. Furthermore, silicon carbide provides high temperature resistance in such reactions that require high heat resistance. Silicon Carbide Elements come in various designs to meet specific industrial conditions and needs. Ranging from uniform heating in large furnaces with the SC Type to precise temperature control in high tech manufacturing with the DM Type, these elements can withstand a range of temperatures and environmental stresses. Temperature Range Silicon carbide elements have the unique capability of withstanding extremely high temperatures without experiencing oxidation, making them an excellent solution for industries that need …

Silicon Carbide Elements もっと読む »

Silicon carbide (SiC) is a hard and durable material widely used across different industries, from abrasives and ceramic materials to power electronics applications. Due to its exceptional thermal properties, SiC can withstand temperatures as high as 1,400 F without suffering damage – an essential feature in applications like power electronics. However, unlike SiC, alumina ceramics are significantly less costly and more cost-effective to produce, making them an appealing option for industrial applications with tight budgetary constraints. Excellent Heat Dissipation High-grade silicon carbide not only boasts an extended lifespan, but its superb stability under extreme conditions is essential in avoiding unexpected losses and cutting maintenance costs. Attributed with its high resistance …

Advantages of Silicon Carbide もっと読む »

Silicon carbide, commonly referred to as silicon carburundum, is a rare chemical compound that only rarely appears in nature and must be synthesized synthetically as either powder or crystal form. Refractories are indispensable structural ceramics used in automotive, mechanical and chemical industries, environmental protection, space technology and information electronics applications. Their durability makes them resistant to thermal shock, wear and chemical corrosion – qualities which make them indispensable. High-temperature strength Silicon carbide boasts strength and toughness that surpasses most advanced ceramic materials, as well as resistance to high temperatures, corrosion and chemical degradation – qualities which make it suitable for demanding applications such as jet engines and medical implants. Boron …

炭化ケイ素とは？ もっと読む »

Silicon carbide (SiC), more commonly referred to as corundum or carborundum, is a hard chemical compound composed of silicon and carbon found naturally in moissanite minerals; however, commercial production began around 1893 for use as abrasives and bulletproof vest ceramic plates. SiC semiconductors feature wide bandgap, allowing them to operate at higher temperatures, voltages and frequencies than silicon devices and therefore handle more power efficiently. Hardness Silicon carbide is one of the hardest materials known to man, only rivaled by diamond in terms of hardness. Although not quite as hard as diamond, its Vickers hardness ranges between 3100-3200kg/mm2. As such, silicon carbide resists abrasion and thermal shock in harsh environments …

Silicon Carbide Sponge もっと読む »

Silicon carbide differs from grip tape in that it doesn’t peel and is much more durable, not scratching your hand, and being cheaper than stippling. We provide multiple silicone carbide texture options on both polymer frames and metal frames, with 120 grit being our most recommended competition grade. It adds friction silicone carbide coating is an easy, hassle-free way to increase grip on any firearm, popular among competitors and a simple weekend project for anyone seeking to improve gun handling. Stippling takes much more time, while this durable finish covers any awkward Dremel work or failed stippling attempts that might have occurred; plus it doesn’t limit itself solely to gun …

Silicon Carbide Grip もっと読む »

Silicon carbide has long been recognized for its unique properties. Its remarkable high fracture toughness and flexural strength result from strong covalent bonds between silicon atoms within its crystal structure and carbon atoms in its crystal structure, creating impressive fracture toughness and flexural strength values. This material can withstand temperatures up to 1600degC, while its protective oxide layer protects it from air oxidation and other chemical reactions. Furthermore, its resilient structure successfully manages corrosion, abrasion and erosion as well as mechanical stress. Thermal Conductivity Silicon carbide is an extremely hard material that efficiently conducts thermal energy. It is one of the most commonly used industrial ceramics as its properties allow …

炭化ケイ素のユニークな特性 もっと読む »

Abrasives come in various materials and grit sizes, each offering its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Finding one suited to your project will save money and ensure a more successful result. Aluminum oxide, flint, garnet and silicon carbide are some of the more popular materials used to make sandpaper. Here are their primary differences: Sharpness Silicon carbide abrasive material is known for being hard, sharp, and durable abrasives that come in multiple grit sizes. Used widely across woodworking and metalworking applications as well as polishing, etching and deburring processes. Manufactured from heated silica carbon mixture, silicon carbide is then bound onto paper backing to form sandpaper. Aluminium oxide and …

What Is Silicon Carbide Sandpaper Used For? もっと読む »

Silicon carbide power semiconductors are helping electric vehicles (EVs) achieve longer driving ranges by improving key EV components such as the traction inverter, DC/DC converter and on-board charger. SiC devices feature higher breakdown voltage and reduced on-resistance, which allows them to operate at faster switching speeds for improved energy conversion efficiency and to enhance EV battery performance while lowering operational costs over the lifecycle of their vehicle. This results in greater battery performance while decreasing operational expenses over time. Power Electronics Silicon Carbide (SiC) is revolutionizing power electronics by offering superior performance in key applications. SiC’s efficient electricity processing capabilities make it ideal for battery control applications that extend EV …

Silicon Carbide Battery Technology Enables Longer Driving Ranges for Electric Vehicles (EVs) もっと読む »

Silicon carbide is an extremely hard and durable material found naturally in moissanite, but more commonly it’s produced synthetically for commercial use in cutting tools and wheels. Carbide blades are frequently employed for cutting non-ferrous metals and alloys, withstanding high temperatures and pressure without becoming abrasive. Hardness Hardness should always be considered when choosing a blade for cutting or grinding tools, as harder materials tend to last longer, are less brittle, and have sharper edges than their soft or brittle counterparts. Silicon carbide blades boast higher hardness ratings than steel ones allowing them to maintain a sharp edge for an extended period while resisting wear and tear. Silicon carbide boasts …

How to Select a Silicon Carbide Blade もっと読む »