Tabular Alumina

Tabular alumina is a kind of pure sintered alumina,which is sintered and completely shrink without adding any additive ,with coarse crystals and well-developed α- Al2O3 crystal structure. The tabular crystal structure is characterized by narrow pores,with more closed porosity, almost the same apparent porosity compare with fused corundum ,high purity, good stability volume density , tiny refiring shrink.

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White Fused Alumina Refractory

White fused alumina is one kind of electro-corundum,which produced by alumina in the electric arc furnace(titling furnace or fixed furnace) with temperature more than 2200℃,often,we call it white fused alumina,white aluminium oxide or white corundum.It is applied to the unshaped and shaped refractory materials.

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White Aluminium Oxide FEPA Abrasives

White fused alumina, produced by alumina in the electric arc furnace with temperature more than 2200℃,after cooling,crushing and grinding,it was screened to different grits,and with round shape,it applied for sandblasting and polishing industries,also,it can be used for abrasive tools,such as resin grinding wheel, ceramic grinding wheel, abrasives belt, abrasive paper and polishing.

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High Purity WA Micro Grits

Low Sodium White Fused Alumina Micropowder features high purity, excellent chemical stability, high hardness, and good electrical insulation properties. It is widely used in coated abrasives, precision polishing, wet and dry blasting, refractory materials, and precision casting applications.Available in standard low-sodium (Na₂O ≤0.3%) and ultra-low-sodium (Na₂O ≤0.1%) grades to meet different performance requirements.

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Brown Fused Alumina Refractory

Brown fused alumina is produced by smelting high-quality bauxite, with anthracite and iron filings as auxiliary materials, in an electric arc furnace. Also known as carborundum, its excellent dimensional stability and thermal shock resistance enable it to maintain outstanding structural strength even in high-temperature environments.

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