B120 type ceramic sand for metal workpiece polishing has the following characteristics and advantages:
1. Particle Size Range
The particle size range of B120 type ceramic sand is 0.063â??0.125mm, which makes it suitable for fine polishing and surface treatment.
2. Polishing Effect
Polishing with B120 ceramic sand yields a smooth and uniform surface with high consistency.
3. Toughness and Durability
B120 ceramic sand has good toughness and is not prone to breakage, allowing for repeated recycling and use, which extends its service life, reduces energy consumption, and lowers costs.
4. Non-polluting
It does not cause pollution to the parts or products being treated, making it suitable for metal workpieces with high surface cleanliness requirements.
5. Reduced Dust
The use of B120 ceramic sand can reduce dust, improve the service life of equipment, and improve the working environment.
6. Surface Strengthening
B120 ceramic sand is used for shot peening, which significantly enhances the fatigue strength of metal workpiece surfaces by producing a cold-worked hardening layer, increasing their durability under high-temperature and high-humidity conditions.
7. Wide Range of Applications
B120 ceramic sand is not only suitable for light metals such as stainless steel and aluminum alloys but also for polishing and surface treatment of titanium alloys and high-strength metal workpieces.
8. Environmental Friendliness
Due to its high hardness and wear resistance, the use of B120 ceramic sand reduces the consumption of abrasives and waste generation, meeting environmental protection requirements.
B120 type ceramic sand is an ideal choice for metal workpiece polishing due to its fine particle size, excellent polishing effect, durability, and environmental friendliness.
A technology that creates a dim surface and renders it grainy and non-transparent (an operation contrary to polishing). The dimming allows drawing a picture on a glass surface.
The dimming is widely used in manufacture of glass and ceramic dishware, decoration elements, imitation jewelry, souvenirs, glass furniture and other glass items.
Glass dimming methods can be categorized by five groups:
dimming by mechanical treatment;
chemical dimming;
application of dimmed coating by firing;
application of dim paint coats;
other dimming methods.
