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Do you have a lot of plates with silica ink?

Do you have a lot of plates with silica ink?

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Silicon carbide (SiC) is made from quartz sand, petroleum coke (or coal tar), sawdust (green salt produced when adding green silicon carbide) and other raw materials by smelting with resistance furnace at high temperature. Silicon carbide also rare minerals in nature, Mo sangshi. Silicon carbide, also known as carbon silica. Silicon carbide is the most widely used and the most economical kind of refractory materials in C, N, B and other non oxide refractory materials. It can be called "carborundum sand" or "refractory sand". At present, China's industrial production of silicon carbide is divided into black silicon carbide and green silicon carbide two, are six square crystal, the proportion of 3.20 to 3.25, the microhardness is 2840 ~ 3320kg/mm2.
Graphite (siliconized) is a kind of composite material which is coated with silicon carbide layer on the surface of graphite material. The hardness of silicified graphite is actually the hardness of SiC, which is only inferior to that of diamond, boron nitride and boron carbide, which is higher than that of tungsten carbide and three aluminium oxide two. Silicified graphite can be used as bearings of pumps such as phosphoric acid, phosphorous amine and hydrofluoric acid. In addition, the semiconductor industry, as a silicon epitaxial heating film substrate and clamp, and manufacturing artificial joints, artificial heart valve, artificial tooth root and so on.

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