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Brown Fused Alumina is widely used in grinding wheel and cut off wheels, coated abrasives, refractories, blasting media, casting, lapping, coatings, polishing and many other applications.
White Fused Alumina is used in many applications including grinding wheel and cutting wheel, refractories, coated abrasive, blasting, lapping and polishing and so on.
Black Silicon Carbide is ideal for a wide range of applications including resinoid and vitrified grinding wheels, coated abrasives, refractories, blasting, lapping, polishing, and so on.
Green Silicon Carbide is mostly used in resinoid and vitrified grinding wheels, high quality coated abrasives, honing stone, compounds, blasting, lapping, polishing and so on.
Garnet Sand is used in dry and wet blast abrasive, high pressure water jet cutting, water filtration, fine blasting.
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The company's products are exported to Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Russia, Germany and other more than 20 countries and regions
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Jinan Difengsheng International Trade Co., Ltd.
Jinan Difengsheng National Trading Co., Ltd. was first established in 2007. The company is an international trading enterprise, mainly engaged in abrasives, abrasives and abrasive auxiliary materials. Includes corundum, white corundum, iridium-plated corundum, black-green silicon carbide, glass beads and steel shot steel grit. Cutting film, polishing film, polishing film, flocking disc, abrasive belt, sandpaper, etc.
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Aug 01,2026
【Daily Science Knowledge】Vacuum Deposition
Vacuum deposition is a process that utilizes the principle of metal volatilization. Under vacuum conditions, it employs methods such as micro-evaporation and sputtering to cause the metal atoms of strong carbide-forming elements to reach the surface of diamond through the gas phase process and deposit firmly on it. The metal atoms react with the carbon on the diamond surface to form stable carbides.
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